I've got: 1 Dutch Door (which I count as 2 because the top and bottom operate independently)1 French Door (which I also count as 2 because it's a double-door)1 Saloon Door (which obviously counts as 2)1 Barn Door (which is always open but still counts)1 Revolving Door (this is going nowhere fast)1 Sliding Door (which counts as 1-4 depending on your income)1 Pocket Door (Not sure how I should count it, I can't get a handle on it)and 1 Door that isn't a door when it's ajar. 

Shopping centers don’t have association dues… we have CAMs and I can tell you that for my older center, I can’t really raise CAMs enough to cover all the common area maintenance because it makes the total output for the tenants too far above market rent.

My name is Cam, I am 24 and live in Nashville with my wife.

@Rob SinghWyze outdoor cam is the cheapest I know on the market.

The tax benefits associated with investing in Opportunity Zones primarily revolve around three key advantages:Capital Gains Tax Deferral: If you have capital gains from selling assets like stocks or property, you can reinvest those gains into an Opportunity Zone fund within a certain timeframe.

Some of the problems we see with Sellers we buy from revolve around money - they need proceeds from the sale to even move out in the first place.

Hi Everyone,While trolling the internet I cam across Big Pockets and man was I surprised.

Also be sure to closely examine your projected CAM charges.

Thinking it makes more sense to use a cheap solution that just handles payments, and I can handle the CAM reconciliation at the end of the year.

especially those CALI investor that sold out a few years ago and went to the rust belt or mid west thinking all RE revolves around cash flow..