It’s a wild ride, but it’s a great ride.

I know she really should talk to a lawyer soon.Someone on the other group mentioned that investors sometimes buy and let the owner live there for awhile after with the proceeds from the sale or whatever.In a nutshell, my perfect world has this lady keeping her house until she dies or voluntarily leaves.

Seems to be a reasonable rule considering the destruction puppies can do and usually the dog owner can only prevent so much when they are that young and wild.

I hope this will motivate others to think outside the box on your hustling activities, whatever they may be.Here's the short version...March gross income from Airbnb hobby $1094Cleaning lady expense $100Couch surfing expense $300PITI $575Utilties $200CapEx: Ignoring for the sake of this analysisBottom Line ($81)Snapshot of March 2018: I'm 23 years old, living for $81 and pocketing the remaining $1100+ of my BAH, as well as making $400 for my friends for the assist.

That’s not true.Lastly, in many parts of Queens, co-broking is the wild west.

But yes, property taxes here are wildly irritating. 

I rehabbed for 12k, rented to the same lady at $950 for more than 5 years.

Not really wild about it myself but I have a few done that way. 

As far as the condo goes, the market is so wild right now, and the inventory so low in the bay area you can probably sell your condo now for a profit, despite the upcoming repairs.

It's been a wild ride, but a good one.  . . .