Most tornado paths are extremely narrow and short lived, so the odds of a direct hit on any specific rental are very low.That said, weather should always be part of your due diligence.

Actually, yes. i can refer one out of Tampa that actually has a formal design degree and a ton of experience with not only residential and commercial interior design, but flip and ground up as well.

when i talk with other owners near me when they ask for help increasing their revenue, i start with their pictures and their designs.

Even if the land was free, its next to impossible to build a 2,000 SF structure including design fees, carrying costs and construction costs for $240K where I invest in Philadelphia.

Design matters a lot from what I see in Colorado.

I've heard they're great and have no reason to doubt the advice of others here who use them.If you know nothing about web design, SEO, etc. then you're almost certainly better off going with an established vendor like IC than making a terrible site on your own.But, want to clarify: calling something a "Wordpress site" is a bit confusing.

This.Curated design is just one of the tools.

There is not the heavy lifting of moving all of your stuff when a mid term tenant moves in...even if the weather is terrible, you just show up with your bags.

Emergency vendors and maintenance techs are busiest when the weather swings, holidays hit, or turnover peaks.

With updated furniture, some cool design and a big game room, he's on track for $90k.