Cast iron drains.

Hello all!

This year, one of my big goals has been to optimize my systems, strategies, and real estate business altogether as things come due. Well, I've just had a tenant move out in the state of Pennsylvan...

Who also published about business ethics; ironic isn't it.

I  designed my own lease agreement Vs. the generic in the store, which a few realestate attorneys have reviewed to be pretty iron clad, with protective clauses  in which  applicants have to  initial next to each, etc. before signing.

With my A class rentals I have my tenants over for BBQ's how many of you mid west folks would invite your tenants over to your personal residence ???

@Alec McGinnThe key thing is to have the iron financial discipline, always, to never carry a balance from month to month. 

If it’s allowed, or you wanna call it a BBQ, using a fire pit to burn all the tiny stuff will save a bunch of cramming branches in to garbage cans or on to a trailer to the dump.

He said for the extent that his camera could go he could see there was a lot of cast iron debri He suggested that I shouldn’t proceed unless the seller of the property can create access to the stack line (clean out in the bathroom wall) or install a clean out outside for external access rather than having to rip out the toilet each time there’s an issue.

While enthusiasm is definitely important, it needs to be pointed in one direction, or else you end up with too many irons in the fire.

You have to strike while the iron is hot in this market.