Sometimes, just knowing the rigth people...whether that’s sharp-minded agents who see a gem before it’s polished or a reliable contractor who’s not going to vanish mid-renovation...can make all the difference.If I had to do it all over again with $80K in my pocket, I’d jump on that first multifamily, rent it out, and let the tenants’ checks pay off the mortgage month after month.

And it was a pain because guests kept signing out to use their own.So we just cancelled all services and we state on the listing that guests need to provide their logins for apps.I know we'll have issues with older guests.

Balget Singh she was one sharp cookie..

Nick is a sharp investor U may want to see if he will engage you off line for some deeper dive in methods for success 

Prices go down, causing financial pain for the gentry.

Now is just one point in time and one can make permanent judgements based on the perceived current situation but that might be shortsighted.As far as the politics and legal framework, yeah it can be a pain, but for those who understand it, it eventually becomes a competitive advantage.

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.-  Setting up Booking.com was a pain in the butt but unlike others on here have said, I haven't had issues with them.  

Went through all this with COVID rent funds, so feel your pain.

Every client's pain point will vary, a good sales person will find their pain points and you can tell them why you are better than evolve.