The plumbers found paw patrol toys, rags, wipes, condoms, Covid masks…  

This is basically what almost everyone on facebook ads is doing if you see those cool gadgets and toys (I also did this and it is a good steam of income).

Give them the data for the new company and ask them to inform the tenant that as of X date all money/work orders etc.....should go to Y company.  

Loans would be sub-serviced.So, my answer above as to yes, it is needed and the "can be profitable" leans to a larger scale than how I started out decades ago, you'll need a large market area to have enough seller financed transactions to have a business, you won't be making a living off 20 deals a year, which is the no side!

I've been toying with the idea of moving to Bellco. 

You will end up paying extra to housekeeper to clean grille, clean hot tub, put back all the loaner toys.

If that doesn't make a lot of sense- I mean, if you want to have a small family that you can support, live in a million dollar house, have a couple cars with one nice toy, and eat out at a nice place a few times a week... thats how much money you need.

A great example is one of the most recent retail apocalypse victims ToysR-US....one of the x-executives is already opening up on a limited basis, smaller refined format toy stores, that are much more "experiential" based retail, where momy and the the little rugrats can really play with the toys and kill a few hours in a climate controlled safe environment, while at the same time load up on all the toys they were just playing with and are not bogged down by outdated oversized overpriced leases.

With five kids running around the plumber found toys inside.

For the interest rates to go down to y?