The good news is, it's a zoned 3 family in a nice neighborhood.

It has already started in anticipation of what Trump is going to do to deregulate the finance industry but good news is if Trump relaxes the regulations on the finance industry then loans hopefully will not take so long to close.

Anyone climbing in tenants windows to change a furnace filter is going to be on the 6 O'clock news)

Mayor Ed Lee vetoes 60-day cap on Airbnb rentalshttp://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/news/2016/12/09/san-francisco-mayor-airbnb-veto-rental-cap.html?

In case you missed the news, Realtor.com has just released it's predictions of the Top Real Estate Markets in 2017.

I don not know how many of you are aware of the historic vote in Italy today Sunday 4th (see news & Twitter).The Italian referendum to vote "No" has already started to affect news of stock markets becoming volatile.

@Eric Brandenburg all jokes aside, the good news for you is, if you can afford to kick out 1800 a pop for rent, you can potentially have a LOT of affordability options and pick of 'Cuse neighborhoods. 

Good news is for investors that  rents have shot up so ridiculously high (I couldn't even imagine paying $3,800 for under 500sf in addition to something like $350 a month for each parking space like a friend of mine does in an apartment Downtown), that as long as rent stays that high, it should more than cover a monthly mortgage payment and taxes.

I know a website will provide a reference for the mailings which is necessary, but I am wondering how much money to pour into it with design and SEO for actually getting good leads.Any advice is appreciated.ThanksNeil

CoStar has one. http://www.costargroup.com/costar-news/details/composite-price-indices-for-commercial-real-estate-soared-in-2015