Then paint everything whatever color your heart desires!

Inspection - Sol Kruk with Property Inspection Pros http://mdinspectionpros.com/Light Reno - Ben Shamberg with I Heart Remodeling

My W2 role has me in the heart of knowing what’s happening in the accommodations business and strategic discussions on how to mitigate impacts.

I whole heartedly agree that when applied appropriately, it allows you to grow exponentially. 

@Ben Wallis Oh, sweet summer child, you're giving me the heart palpitations...

I do plan to enrol next semester, but that's like 5 months away, might as well look at other skills during that time.Find something you are good at and do it to your heart's content.

 I guess I just have a really big heart and hate to see people in hard situations when I can help... but I do believe the line drawn has been crossed.

@Todd Dexheimer The only thing I can imagine is the noise from ambulances (maybe) aside from that it seems like if the rest of the area is nice the units may come at some kind of premium.Things like eliminating a commute, especially when you work weird long hours.Ease of response if you're a doctor or nurse on callEasy access to care if you're someone who anticipates visiting the ER (fall risk or heart condition) and potentially eliminating the need for ambulances (I work in insurance, those things are expensive to ride in).I may just be new to all of this but that's me just spitballing about what some of the positives may be.

If you do things your way, you are looking for you as a buyer, which can work, but oftentimes people with artisan taste or over-reaching artistic vision customize the house too much for your market buyer and in turn, overprice it because they put their heart and money (and often too many upgrades) into it.

If you have attorneys representing both buyer and seller with their clients best interest at heart there should be less scams and people being taken advantage of.