I can't really think of specifics Mat.

Mat 

If it contnues beeping, it is not powered by the power box.Maybe it's a mouse with an alarm clock? 

Confession Time: the more I think about my complex's laundry mat, the more disappointed I am in myself.

The interesting thing was she allowed travel time as RE 'involvement' time :) However, I quickly realized that the mileage audit was the proverbial 'camel nose under the tent' so it was cat & mouse for the 3 days.

City zoning or building inspections can tell u what is legal many prefer the do it now and ask permission later, some investors play a game to put em up as fast as they get taken down and play cat and mouse until threatened with a fine.

If your property is loaded into a property management software like TenantCloud, they will publish it out to a lot of different sites for you with the click of a mouse.

Mid West, New England etc.) and tens of cities all the way down to zip code with a few mouse clicks.

I was blown away by the mat on Main and 88th in Los Angeles called Tolon Laundry.

Here are my general observations:Renatus looks very similar to Nouveau Riche - Just glancing at the site Mark Kohler appears to be teaching many of the tax classes and Mat Sorenson appears to be teaching about IRAsFrom the comments in this thread is seems like many of the same instructors that taught at Nouveau Riche are also teaching at RenatusThe compensation plan appears very similar to Nouveau RicheThe sales tactics appear similar to Nouveau RicheThe quasi cult-like following seems similar to Nouveau RicheThese types of threads did not exist when the real estate industry was in the doldrums several years ago.