It's not my business model, but having anyone live outdoors like an animal in the USA when they hand out Section-8 to illegals upon arrival is a hard pill to swallow.They need to sort the homeless into short term vs. forever types.Steer the help to the short-term helpable when they need it, and publicly house the "more eccentric" types out in the county away from civilization.Maybe have a poor farm where they can plant gardens to feed themselves if they are able...something to keep them busy.It would give all of them someplace to live indoors at least.This street begging/tents on sidewalks thing is Un-American.Just my 2 cents

I looked into QuickBooks Online, but $80 a month seems like a tough pill to swallow for something I am able to manage (although not ideally) in Excel. 

@Rhonda Davis That's the poison pill of 1031 investing - the best time to sell is the worst time to buy (a sellers market). 

You took the blue pill obviously...I'm pretty sure you know that's a directory from UWM, United Wholesale Mortgage and you'll only find brokers who work with UWM on that directory. 

That is the poison pill of 1031 investing - the best time to sell and start a 1031 is the worst time to buy and complete a 1031. 

Obviously I’ve read be weary of the low bid, $7k is a tough pill to swallow on this one as it’s redlining my budget.

Before you sell your house my prescription is 408 bigger pockets podcast and 10 non fiction books.

I guess they can always measure the height of the dirt pilled behind the wood fence, if it’s still there when they come here.Aside from that update, the surveyor will start the survey next week.

Again, do you have the right to tell people they can work on a project and they don't have to worry about breathing in asbestos that can float it dead air space for as much as 3 to 6 days and once they breathe it in it remains in their lungs for the rest of their life.I am taking many prescription narcotics right now and can't remember the exact number of years we need to keep every record for every employee who works for us, but I think it is 40 years.

This prescription seems tone deaf at best.