@Matthew Irish-Jones I couldn't agree more!

Quote from @Matthew Irish-Jones: Quote from @John W.: Quote from @Dom Cassissa: If you're taking  % as a manager I would stick to the same cost as what the area management companies charge, I think that $50 a problem thing will end up getting super lopsided if there's a lot of work.Have you considered maybe like a 60/40 split of the equity instead, you take the extra 10% for the additional work/management you have to provide?

"reglazing" MIGHT last 3-5 years; fiberglass 4-8 years; a proper ceramic (or cultured marble) surround should easily last 20+ years.

CLosing ceremonies...very cool, very British, listening to Russel Brand singing the Walruse song, a festival of british music culture from way back to present.

It's a pot culture here.

Recognizing that your business - even if it's just you - has a brand and culture.

@Matthew Irish-Jones I'm going to start looking into this for two of our  properties that used to have rear houses -- one we just demolished in March.

I will be working remotely, and ideally would like to travel like a digital nomad at times, so would also be interested in a place that would be appealing to airbnb people or people wanting to rent.I was also wondering if someone could describe Lake County to me, in terms of the people and culture, and whether the outlook for the area is open to setting up cottage industries, art colonies, tesla-like communities, etc.Thank youp.s.

You'll find it all in the Berlin Real Estate Market.The german capital is a vibrant place filled with history, modern or even futuristic site, and culture both classic and very alternative.

I myself have a passion for visiting Mexico, the Mexican people, and the culture.