@Mindy Jensen  ya that's a tough one expecting the brokerage community to embrace you when you want to pay 2k BAC on a 700k deal... of the public just see's their stuff on line tells their agent I want to see that house.. and agent is stuck.agents won't show their listings if they have a choice I am sure of that.But it is Ameruca so free enterprise at work.

I am thankful to @Brandon Turner for reaching out to me early on when I had only been a member for a short period of time and how both you and Josh have embraced me as part of the BP family. 

It sounds logical at first, but there is absolutely no data anywhere to support this assertion.Councilman Chris Nevitt said, "I don't see embracing a new model of lodging that doesn't play by the same revenue rules as the old model of lodging," .

You'll be healthier too!

For the past 25 years I’ve strived to embrace the divide your portion principal. 

I used to abhor debt and embraced the paying mortgages off early theory.

I could learn how to manage contractors, budgeting, scheduling, etc. and also (possibly if it makes sense) to renovate homes with the intent of making them "green" in some shape or form, or, healthier homes per se. - I apologize for the long story!

I have to come to embrace my new moniker ( slumlord).

The community where I have my homes has its problems, but it is also well run, embraces the short term rental model, has hired people to accommodate the check in process (gated community with 5300 homes).

Which is why Whole Foods coming in to a community would be a good thing, along with the jobs and healthier food they have for the community as well as local taxes they pay.But if gentrification happens too quickly, prices go up too fast and while that’s good for investors, it’s hard for the more vulnerable populations in the community.