@Robin White I would get a topo survey with lot elevations, setbacks and the power line indicated on it, then pay a draftsman a minimal flat rate fee to give you some conceptual drawings of the home, elevations, and a site plan with everything on it, indicating where the power line is now.

@Darren Lenick based on my own personal observations from living in the South Florida/WPB Area for most my life, and multiple sources of feedback, all indications are that the area is progressing from a "C" class area more towards a "B".

They all indicate a lack of knowledge and based on that I concluded you had not studied your state landlord tenant regulations.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

I've noticed some bigger employers in the area as well as some colleges which might indicate an opportunity for student housing.

Opinions differ on this, but to me, a company that requires cash has a liquidity problem that could be indicative of issues higher up the food chain in their business model.

Investors are gobbling up deals with razor-thin returns, even with the market showing serious indications of slowing.

Our market has all the indicators we may see a drop before long in prices.

I’m relative new in REI and have ran into this situation that might need some perspectives.Given all analysis and indicators, right now is a good time to sell in the Atlanta metro market.

As for median income I know that there are some that look at it as one of the indicators they would use when determining where they would like to invest, and I realize that a higher median income would give people the opportunity to be able to afford more/rent/etc.