I’ve seen paint beads / drips on cabinet or trim details that don’t make it nearly as clean or sleek in person as you would like to believe.

Next, fear is being marketed at a level that put's x-mas marketing to shame, it's really over the top, this speaks to the opinion-4-profit racket better known as youtube, blogs etc. 

Ideally they can also install a glass shower door.Here are the details if interested: https://www.notion.so/1870/Mas...

Hi Christian, I have been attending one virtually for several months in Mesa and then was able to attended in person a few weeks ago.

Let’s say you rent out 3-4 rooms, charge each person a $150 a month cleaning fee.

Now - if you're working for a truly innovative company such as Tesla, obviously you're going to want to collaborate in person a bit more and will value living near your workplace more than others.

Flip's normally have more risk and he may ask for more of a return.But in general - it seems like person A has more of the leverage, especially if he has experience.

Podcasts are a good screening mechanism and they allow you to get to know the person a bit before you reach out to them.

Seems like for the average person, a primary residence+investment property along with other common debts (car payment(s), student loans, credit cards, etc) would be enough to get their DTI pretty high.

@Taylor L.I don't know if such saying exists but I'd agree to it.However, I have been investing internationally for a few years now and I totally disagree with your assertion that "investing in the US makes much more sense due to better pricing, cash flows and landlord-tenant laws" (which is can be partially true depending on which US state you compare with which foreign country and what strategy you follow).Making generalizations like that is generally very unhelpful, especially when they are based on discussions that you've had with one single person (as opposed to your own experience or that of many other people).