He probably charges people to ride in the same elevator at him or stand at the stall next to him.

Something up in elevation or something in the front range?

We acquired an older five story building in Des Moines with intent to re-commission an elevator along with other capex.

I grew up in a ghetto area and lived in a late 1800s brownstone that was top of the line in its heyday - it had an elevator and a grand old lobby!

I actually wrote up a large post sharing what we've learned in our STR stays, that would be beneficial for all hosts to know about and elevate their STR to the next level.

With interest rates elevated yet property values remaining resilient, finding cash flow with a reasonable down payment is an incredible challenge.However, the BRRRR strategy (buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat) makes sense for a lot of investors, as value can be created through forced appreciation (renovations) and capital recycled through cash-out refinances.

Some parts of Oakley are in areas of elevated flood risk - make sure to check on this.

When I get to the top of the 14th floor I use the elevator to go back down to the first.

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infill glass and elevator MF  that takes 2 to 3 years in planning another year to build.. costs sky rocketed to build them  300 to 400 a foot just building costs.now you have a 1000 sq ft apartment your all in cost close or at 400k.. rent 2500 and our median home price is 350k that renter can own.. and have a real garage hop on Max or ride bike or whatever .. or live out in the burbs were nice new homes that i build are 2500 sq ft for 450 to 500k  all in maybe 3k a month with FHA loan.. why rent ??