Looks like someone would have to knock on doors until they can get 3 people to vouch that the property has been like that since before the zoning laws were in place (in 1976?)

I'm learning that the school of hard knocks (aka, actually doing something) has proven to be much more eye-opening than any mastermind course.

The polarized extremist nut jobs on BOTH sides seem to have taken the steering wheel and one is yelling to drive us off a cliff the other yelling to drive straight into it and us sane people are just in the fetal position rocking back and fourth trying to wake up from this damn nightmare that the crazies have broke out the nut-barn and took over......I believe this is direct quote:“And then I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute.

I guess nothing fully prepares you but life experience and the school of hard knocks!

Willing to help out with ground work or if you need me to cold call people or door knock.

Deal spreads won't knock your sox off but it's a "beginner's market". 

Unfortunately, providing low-income housing in a state like New York is not just a thankless job - it is the kind of job where you will get kicked in the teeth, knocked on the ground, stomped on, p*ssed on, and then left for dead afterwards.

Everyone has to start somewhere, don't knock the hustle.

We (make sure you have a good helper) post notices and knock on doors to collect cash every Saturday after 12pm when banks close.

Outbound means you’re reaching out to potential sellers through SMS, cold calling, door knocking—stuff like that, where you’re doing cold outreach to see if they’re interested in selling.