This shouldn't have been a problem except her new house was located 100 feet away from the street, accessible only by a mangled dirt trail.

I'm wanting them to pick up the poop soon after it drops, the way one might if walking the dog on a public street or in a park.

A home identical to ours (same builder, same year, identical floor plan, one street over) on 0.25 acres, not at the end of a cul de sac, no pool/spa, and no privacy-fenced wooded lot recently sold (3 months ago) for 270k with an updated kitchen - and our market has only gotten hotter in this neighborhood since. 

When we showed up this home looked great from the street, but just fell way short of a cosmetic 40k flip in La Crisenta.  

I know that sounds ridiculous but a bunch of the Amish have been buying up some of the worst streets and trying to turn them around as an investment strategy.

Hi all, Just a quick question about where to purchase properties. I am in the market for a 3/2 SFH and i live in Boca Raton, Fl. Prices here are some of the most expensive around the state and I simply do not want to ...

I own a two buildings on the same street for a total of 25 units.    

In May of 2015, I gave Troy Joyner or FPM Houston Homes and FPM Development a $3,000 check to lock up a $85,000 house located at 2710 Wheeler Street Houston, TX. 

Not a single place in New Jersey that I've found where it is legal to place them on public property (Trees, street signs, etc).

I have an investor friend that owns three similar houses on the same street and he has never had any trouble renting them.