I've been lurking here a long time, and I do wholeheartedly agree with the 50 % rule. 2% is more of a vague metric to me. bottom line is that will I have enough to cover expenses and pocket a few bucks when everything flushes out.

He's decided he wants a set of flush mount speakers currently installed in the ceiling. 

Toilet flushes.

I have even heard of tenants flushing cat litter down the toilets, not knowing that they swell up like crazy to seal the drain shut. 

I suspect it will look weird because there won't be a flush connection due to the gap of the window depth...Raising the ceiling to the roof line would be awesome, but also unnecessarily expensive for a rental.Thoughts?? 

That's clearly a distributor.He's paying rent on time because he's flush with cash from dealing drugs.

@Hunter Sandoval - I can relate, I bought 2 3 families in 2020-2021 and a syndication and I'm flush outta cash (other than my reserves).

Our carpenter (who was #4 on this one) said it's much much easier with new stick built homes since everything will be plumb, straight, flush, and level.... at least that's the theory!

The amount of information is overwhelming and her financial advisor is filling her with fear about taking the money and using it for real estate - which he equates to flushing it down the toilet due to the high risk.

I'm guessing a lot of people from the Bay area are also flush with cash from cashing in their stock options.