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Took 4 of them 3 hours to remove everything and it ALL went in the dumpster , clothes TV , They went to the bed and there were BED BUGS .  

I've been running in the afternoon (because of the gym closure), doing TV HIIT training.

@Mike Gotti, as an example:60-75% of your cash for the market (mostly index funds, maybe a bit of single stocks like Apple that have very strong fundamentals).

After visiting the properties that didn't rent, kept getting trashed/stripped, with huge PM fees, the pics shown & actual properties didn't jive at all.Before we met they had both been laid off from the same company after 25 & 28 years respectively so they dove into REI after watching the TV gurus.

Padmapper, roommates.com, apple called room8, etc.

I also often see people compare their market with the low end of Milwaukee - yes you can buy a really cheap property in a really bad area here, but that's not an apples to apples comparison.

Malfunctioning appliances, defective TV, broken washer/dryer are all their problem.

One camper has a 48 inch TV mounted to the outside .  

Thus, some of those discussions are apple and oranges.