Most of us understand how crappy that would be for you, and would want to do a little something within our power, but ultimately the management group can squash that or work with you.

We quickly squashed that. 4.

I agree, when gvt caps your rents that squashes the reward we get from restoring the innate value in low income areas.

If Ohio is successful in squashing the wholesaling business by regulating it out of existence they may be the posted child for what's to come.

It's not a market for the weak hearted investor, or inexperienced property manager.We're probably more concerned about the economic development potential being squashed by high taxes and union dominance, and the state govn. is doing very little of actual benefit to turn things around.

I did in fact read your thread regarding the zoning issue and suspect the angle here is to deny the HVAC company the ability to use the driveway after KDOT denies another access point, thus squashing the project completely - or to try to use some asinine reading of the easement by a goofy-assed California court (and I would bet money no other state subscribes to this definition of "exclusive") to force KDOT to give this guy another access point.

I have done extremely well with airbnb in New Orleans but the new rules coming in to play on April 1 are going to completely squash my game.

It is hen they think they know a trade secret, and if it gets out that the competiation may squash them).It wasn’t until we met Mark that our destiny in the business began to take form.

We already can't afford our current debt load, let alone afford it when rates start jumping multiple percentage points.As such I feel like the government will actively start pushing to lower interest rates as soon as inflation has been squashed and we will return to something much closer to the 2-3% interest rates we were paying a few years ago as opposed to the "long term historical 5-8%".If you believe that rates will fall in the next few years, then this is the perfect buying opportunity to cash in on the inevitable price appreciation.

In my case, the tenant stopped paying the rent which eventually squashed the appeal.