I've had fabulous life altering conversations with real people I meet in real life for the cost of a couple of cocktails.

They also informed us that we are 1-2 snowfalls from being out of space to pile the snow at two properties (translation: a loader and dump truck will be required to remove it).Of course, now that we are dug out, the weather is to turn cold {highs of -17C (0F)} for the remainder of the week, meaning I won't even get to enjoy {XC} skiing on all this new snow.

  $300K in gross rents per month (I think that's what you mean) probably translates into a $30 million (+/-) deal. 

It was a life-altering journey for me.

This is a scary thing and it translates to me "Get to the sidelines and watch this bubble pop".

Being that I am still a newbie, I am constantly stumped by abbreviations which all the old timers are constantly using.May I suggest BP creates a dictionary where us newbies can look for translations?

It also looks like it would translate over to an iPad spreadsheet rather easily which will make the process even more streamlined.Thanks, Tom

(a) The landlord shall have the right to enter the dwelling unit at reasonable hours, after reasonable notice to the tenant, in order to inspect the premises, make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services, or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workmen or contractors.

I have a background in managing large portfolios and some of the leanings there may not translate to duplexes and 4-plex.  

New job came along shortly thereafter, which ended my ability to attend said group (initially killing my RE investor motivation), but my ability to invest grew dramatically n my RE plans altered, for the better 😵😵Now, the meat of it all: I will b focusing most of my attention in Pennsylvania, majority Lancaster county.