Did someone say Boston tea party?

My research with the comps suggests a price of around 134k and after taking out .70 it equals a little over 93k and I told her ball park was around 90k for the house.

Just a few of the “extras” I provide are: - local coffee (we have partnerships in each city)- tea- creamer - sugar- sugar alternatives - Advil- tampons- condoms- bug spray- sunscreen- ear plugs - charging cables- TVs in each room- Pay It Forward cocktail bar I’ve mentioned it before, but between all of my homes, both past and present, I have never received a negative review on any platform.

Shawn very funnyLet's meet up the next time your in town for coffee or tea

Don't be afraid to think outside the boxIf that's not your cup of tea, try buying SFH, renting rooms out individually-- that can be very lucrative!   

I do only have one roll of TP per bathroom except the master which gets 2.We also provide a ton (40+) Keurig coffee pods, creamer, sugars, tea, 40+ spices, flour, can of spaghetti sauce and noodles, etc.All that stuff is cheap when you look around.

It’s a little complicated to explain on a forum, but it’s a technique I use in my appraisal business when working in a tea I haven’t been in over a year or two.

The only way to guess at the answer to your question is to try to read the tea leaves of county politics.

I've thought about bringing in roommates, but that is not my cup of tea.

I would love to get together for some coffee or tea and begin to pick your brain a little bit.