If the tenants are so happy they never complain the owners must be miserable and broke.

I’m really miserable at my job and I’ve been wanting to start a business in wholesale real estate.

I’m really miserable at my job and I’ve been wanting to start a business in wholesale real estate.

You want a house that can comfortablyaccommodate the number of people who will be residing there. 4 people crammed into a 1,200 sq ft house with only 1 or 2 bathrooms and a tiny kitchen is miserable, but 4 people in a 2800+ sq ft house with 3 or 4 bathrooms and a large kitchen ain’t so bad.

.- it’s a course you paid for so there is no recourse when you eventually fail miserably. https://youtu.be/KyUHsoBdXT0

When I’m old, tired, and miserable is when I would probably spend less of my money.What I’m looking to sell this year:Downtown condo off Pike Place - HOA dues went up 30% last year and 6% this year.

I have tried timing things before and failed miserably.

That said, South FL is failing me miserably right now, it was 58deg this morning in Miami Beach!

We were absolutely miserable and not even Airbnb could get the hosts to respond.

@Justin MacaskillYeah, I hate to be another miser here, but I wouldn't do it.We own medium-term rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs, and the only time we've had a problem was when we went against our agreed-upon parameters and let someone in with really bad credit but with an up-front payment.It's not the same situation as yours, but I think you stick to what you ask for.