We need a year to see, but if you are buying now, this I hope is useful info.Odd timing, today I just got a lead into my website from a fellow who bought cheap (thinking low price ment a good deal), over fixed and is now stuck with an empty property in College Park, GA.

Hi All,I've got my eye on 2-3 smaller parks (15-25 units) and wondering how you evaluate the local economy.

Just bought my first official investment property!

More people to evict, more roommate hassle, more wear and tear, more noise, more parking, more tenants to deal with.If they want to permanently add her to the lease, I would let her apply.Of course, some tenants just sublet out rooms without asking, so I suppose "at least they asked."

The Acting Governor has asked businesses to send non-essential workers home, and the City of Waltham has issued a snow emergency and asking businesses to shut down and send workers home, no parking on the streets, etc.

You should have a Tips Hotline.Maybe if citizens were more involved in tipping off officials about odd conduct, threats made and explosive behavior we'd probably have less shootings and crazies carrying out crimes.

One rule of thumb is to file for eviction as soon as the rent is officially in default (on the 21st day of the month for my leases).

City officials have been cracking down, and fines can be very steep.

The fact something is zoned R2 doesn't matter if the lot isn't big enough to support 2 units, parking, set backs, etc.

I have done a lot of business in Paterson Park.