My clients and I require rental income that functions like a reliable paycheck for 25 to 35 years, and Fargo does not provide that level of long-term income durability.If anyone would like a list of city characteristics that are likely to enable lifelong financial independence, let me know.

Overall housing inventory is up nearly 16% year-over-year, with the largest increases in the mid-to-upper price ranges.

STRs are more regulated, LTRs are predictable but slow, and MTRs hit the sweet spot:-Steady cash flow without daily turnover-Professional tenants (corporates, nurses, relocations)-Flexibility for scalingThat said, it only works if you:-Know your tenant type-Furnish for function, not style-Price monthly, not nightlyFor those running MTRs: are you seeing the same benefits?

The rocks/boulders range from small ones of about a foot wide, which I can take care of, to the largest one which is sticking up about 7 feet above the ground and is pretty firmly planted in the ground. 

It’s much cheaper to keep a tenant happy with a quiet, functional unit than it is to pay for a turnover because you prioritized fancy tile over solid HVAC.

Cosmetic upgrades mostly protect value, they don’t create much of it.Paint, flooring, fixtures, and minor kitchen/bath refreshes help:Shorten days on marketReduce buyer or lender objectionsSupport top-of-range compsBut on their own, they typically don’t produce a meaningful appraisal jump unless they correct functional obsolescence.2.

I'll second notion or another living wiki-type platform if it's just notes you're after, or if you're looking for something more task-oriented, Asana features project pages and other functions that track data and next steps.

They are one of the largest property managers in the city and offer many different career paths.

Princeton, on the other hand, functions more as a commuter hub within the Metroplex where residents travel to nearby cities for work.

Fifteen-year debt is also a forcing function.