Sharing and reading through others successes plays as a great refresher in motivation for me!

I have watched it grow to a point where we have too much cash and have refreshed all of our stores.

My plan is to send them out once a week for the next 8 weeks, and then refreshing my mail list.The letter content was taken from a few different members who posted examples on here and on their websites.Yellow Letter 1Dear John,My name is Benjamin, and my partners and I are looking to buy homes in your area.

The 1 BR condo I rent is small, and even if my Tenants kept the place sparkling clean, they have a lot of "stuff", and having the place shown while they are still occupying it will just accentuate the lack of storage space.

On the app it just refreshes the same posts as before.

I also give my housekeeper a small bonus every time a guest checks that the house was sparkling clean in their review.

This is so refreshing in this industry.Thank you for your contributions here on BP.

Market rent is about $2,200 right now, and could go as high as $3,000 if I added some sparkle (or an additional bedroom).My wife and I wants to buy it from him, but we're trying to figure out the best way to do it to reduce taxes (property / assessment, income, excise) and puts us all in a better financial situation (short-term and long-term).If they were to sell it on the open market for $300k, they'd incur 10% selling costs (closing costs, realtor commissions, excise tax) of $30k and get $270k in cash before taxes. 

Otherwise, you will have to revisit parts of the refreshment again when they exit.Furthermore, you will not be getting the increases anticipated if the changes are made during their tenure.This seems to be a situation where you are caught between managing from your head as opposed to your heart.

Quite a few folks actually "get it" which is refreshing to read.Here is the WSMV Facebook post announcing the video (which still points to the dead video link).