One more code to be given out to delivery people. 

Hi, I am actively looking and putting offers for my first rental property, I just saw a townhome that I like from the 70's that needs some rehab, and a few blocks from it there is new development offering same type of units (a bit bigger) 10% more expensive with delivery lead times of 6 months.

It's still a pretty good story, but investors who are in funds VI and VII rightfully couldn't care less about the great timing of sales they had no part of.Sook, I appreciate your kind words about not being "fly by night", our rigorous accounting, K-1 delivery, and comprehensive reporting--your trust in us is not taken for granted.You say that you've invested with other sponsors who's properties have held their value--if you are ever in the mood to share more specifics on that with us I'd love to see what they are doing differently and perhaps I can learn something. 

Leasing a Maytag laundry center from Wash.com would cost me $100/mo, but reviewers say they can take weeks to come out for repairs.A local place called Mission Laundry Equipment can lease me a Speed Queen laundry center for $110/mo, or sell it to me for $4,299 (actually $5,450 with all taxes and fees for delivery, installation, and setting up the credit card system).

I have other stuff to do and I am not concerned with making sure my online delivery is nice enough.

Which is why I insisted on having the balance paid on delivery.

I plan to install new locking mailboxes, that would also allow for secure package delivery.

It might have been signed, but not yet put in the mail for delivery, and the former owner or a lienholder asked for a redemption price. 

It only allows 1 delivery of email at a future date, but no recurrence option allowed (call it Outlook 2021 limitation.Have any of you found an elegant way, preferably an unpaid one to send these reminders?  

They are actually blocked and leveled upon delivery.