If they aren't completely disordered they'll find themselves a new place.

I find this sort of macho-pretense disorder to be four or five times worse among male real estate agents than your average dude.So I would never trust a real estate agent to tell me how much a house would cost to renovate and how I should renovate it.

We have 59 units and (mostly untreated) mental illness and personality disorders have (likely) been the underlying causes behind the aberrant behaviors that have prompted every single non-renewal and eviction that we've had in the last 5 years (expect for the drug dealers- who we also non-renew but they are easier to work with).

Thankfully, the fence is more cosmetic than anything (no pets on prem), so fixing it isn't at the top of the priority list at the moment (it will just be an eye sore until the spring).Thanks again for the input!

This area is an industrial extension to downtown that has all but been abandoned and is an eye sore at the moment. 

The dollar is plummeting... so RE is worth "more" because you need more Washington's to buy the same item today than you did yesterday.

So have I sorely misunderstood HELOC or is this really as far out there as I'm seeing it?

Although this person likely has the access to the capital my business sorely needs, I am moving on and continuing my search.

It's set to a loud volume because he claims he has sleep apnea (sleeping disorder) and can show a doctor's letter to prove it. 

It takes up most of the room and is an eye sore, and I wanted to see if I were legally able to remove the stairs and just leave them with the deck.