Absolutely look forward to shaking some hands when we are out of session. http://www.toledoblade.com/Editorials/2018/06/03/That-s-what-you-re-wearing.htmlFor those attending please dress for court and be on your best behavior...I’ve not attended a Jennings session before but she seems to have zero tolerance for silliness or casual action. 

Carpet will not contain it- in fact it will make it 10x worse.Maybe if you have vinyl throughout- but just the thought of 3 animals in one of my units makes me shake my head.Never for me- I will limit my market, just like I don’t rent to smokers.

right up there with Dion  :)@Dion DePaoli   many smaller funds have made partials a corner stone of their programs.. of course these are street level funds .. it will be interesting to see how it all shakes out if they have a loss and someone lawyers up.In CA as you know we can do fractionalized loans up to 10 investor per loan.. and that works for the BRE in CA.. its how we ran our HML company for all those years.IN Oregon its a total no no .. and its a security if you do any partial or try to fractionalize.

Sometimes all you can do is shake your head...

They shake their heads at us and fret over the risk and leverage.

(Inveterate, and effective, crammer for exams.)We'll see how this shakes out in the Real World.

So a Steak and Shake went out of business OR did they move to a more optimal location??

Congratz Jeff. hopefully after talking to everyone the shakes have worn off.

I don't know the numbers of how that shakes out by income bracket, but I'm willing to guess that the person making 25k a year doesn't have enough liquid funds to put aside in the forms of stocks, mutual funds, etc.In the corporate sense, companies are recording record profits already and have still not increased wages.

We did it for peace of mind.We never buy in CA before knowing where the faultlines are and the intensity of the shake zone.