My time at BFE bases like Fort Huachuca, AZ showed that cities like Bisbee and Tombstone would recruit groups off the base....my group fell for Tombstone, and they got a buck or two for the two years the bulk of us were there.

You need a curb cut, which is probably a permit from the city, and based on what I see of that house and the neighborhood in your picture I would do pea gravel, and maybe a concrete apron from the curb cut to the sidewalk. 

Unfortunately, an appraiser valued them at $550k based on income and now the owner thinks he has something more than what it is.

The reason that I (and a lot of others) feel comfortable with increased competition within the tenant base is the expansion trajectory of the college.

You can give legal notice immediately based on your state regulations if they are on M2M otherwise you will be required to give notice XX days prior to the end of their term lease.

Will definitely need to touch base with you.

If it was a good deal to begin with based on the 30-year fixed rate, I doubt the ARM adjustment will be large enough to cost you more on the whole in at least the first 3 years after the adjustment.

It isn’t very often you find someone “real” who will take the time to brainstorm ideas based on his/her experience to further a goal, without asking anything in return which is what AJ did for me.

As I've mentioned in a prior post, I've become unemployed in my industry of 17 years (banking - mostly in marketing analytics, market strategy and operations strategy - analyzing where to place new and close offices, etc based on market potential), and am considering a career change to maximize my future.

Also, to make things more confusing, insurers have a base dwelling coverage, and an optional increase (of about 25%) that it can go up to..