I am a Washington state licensed dentist in my later 50's.

I have friends who are PA's, dentists, business owners and they are in the same situations right now - albeit on a grander scale-but not being able to pay your rent/mortgage or have to sell your home if it is $500 or $5 million is a scary place and a bit of compassion may be the difference between a renter who stays for years or a renter who eventually is evicted and leaves the home in poor condition.I received all of my rents for April and May.

Seems my situation is very unique.. i acquired the "permanent" shed from property owner 4 owners ago..lol.. it is on a cement slab, but behind the unit next to mine.

I’ve gone through the BP podcast and read a few of the most recommended books, however, one can only learn so much this way and I feel that I need to take action in order to cement whatever little bit that I’ve assimilated and be able to build upon it.

Before all the new cement, vegas temps used to drop at night 20 25 degrees. 

No options. fix it and move on, Its just pouring cement under it , 

I have been through it but it's been nice to read over and over again to cement in your mind!

I did a custom cement look fireplace surround also to hello bring it together.

I’ll add a middle ground between your rich uncle or dentist and the Private Money Outfits he mentions.

Hi Kenny,It looks like a happening place.It looks like a true positive for the city.I have a question though, you (like many) mention "Young Professionals".Professional what; dentists under 30 years old, just graduated attorneys, what specifically makes a "young person"  a Professional for something like this (???)