It is not just the two articles we´ve cited nor the multiple articles cited by @Jay Thomas. 

All of the STR on our street are managed by Vacasa.

So had unincorporated Adams County to the north/northwest of Denver. 

We own a 4 plex in West LA with two 2-car garages and generous street parking. 

I invest in the triad area of North Carolina. 

The town's tree warden had to come out to assess other trees along the street and determined he will be cutting down at least two of them (if these two came down, they're definitely coming onto/ into the house).Have you run into a situation like this before?

I saw a property that has a huge land, but the land does not seem to be good for further development as smaller lots for single families (because it has narrow front facing the street) — see the attached image.I have an idea to build a small road as the image illustrates below, and then subdivide the land into smaller pieces to build single family homes.I have two questions about building the street:  1.

Good morning,I purchased a multi family property over a year ago a little north of the Tampa area and I was wondering if there is anyway I can check if I have equity in my house to take out another loan to buy another property.

Trust is a two way street.

So ask yourself this...What is the game plan after you are seen on the street with a 65 dollar magnet on your car?