My pleasure!

This is good for me to start and will definitely share my story on how this goes during a pandemic  My pleasure!!! 

I have had the pleasure of meeting some of the leaders at Anderson and they are a valuable firm in my personal opinion. 

My folks are shopping right now for a mortgage and every banks they've talked to is asking at least $895 for the simple pleasure of doing business with them.

I have not had the pleasure of doing business with then as of yet .. but i have seen some properties they had listed and their numbers were very close to being as accurate as i have seem from Wholsalers ..they dont really do turnkey that often but they can help facilitate any rehab thats needed ..

My pleasure @Jon Huber !

If you feel like you may have properties coming in that fits our requests it would be a pleasure doing business with you.

And I've had the pleasure to shepherd dozens of my clients through the various risk levels to help them achieve their goals.I look forward to meeting and talking to many of you as the future unfolds.

Ideally- the long term goal would be to own a handful of vacation homes to use for our own pleasure.

So the job market of entry level unskilled workers is going to almost evaporate over time and much sooner than most people expect.There is an upside to all this... as incoming immigrants have proved time and time and time again many generations can live in a 1 bed 1 bath apartment, the human race has one real down fall... most mammals know to quit breeding when resources become scarce, but Humans like to scratch that itch so unless pleasure robots get really super popular and dirt cheap uneducated economically challenged people will do what they do and the result will be the exact same as it is 9 months after every black out that last more than 4 hours... even though there is no work babies are still going to be born As the flood of under employed people start to flood the housing market the wear and tear on the rental homes will be greater and the rents will have to go up to compensate for so many people living in a small area.