Show #51 starting the second year of the podcast, it was the first show of 2014.It was funny that at the Fire Round I got myself doing the explosion noises.

You know, making sure the lease has provisions outlining severability, noise, exterior banners, etc.

All the sudden, the wagon wheel grinds to a halt, hackles shoot up and the howling begins.

I just finished listening to the audiobook version of Nate Silver's book "The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail - but Some Don't".

It’s been a grind… but totally worth it!

Its just like the panhandlers with their "Will Work For Money" signs, if you offer them a job, they won't take I honestly think you may be better off forgetting about someone with real estate experience, and find the best mid 20's-early 30's go getter proven sales person, who's proven they can grind but are in the wrong business to get over the 6 figure hump. 

what about the more heavy duty white noise machines?

.'' ~~~~ Paulson's a lame duck - no real power, a lot of noise to cover The Plan, wielding real money to hand out, but with no way to NOT hand it out.

(BART or Ace train for the Bay Area)+: below market rents+: minor/cosmetic deferred maintenanceOR-: bad surrounding neighborhood-: next to an airport/factory/noise pollution.etc.There are many books around this topic, and I suggest "How To Buy & Sell Apartment Complexes" by Steve Vollusci if you haven't read it already.

You got to keep pushing and grinding.