As I navigate the complexities of real estate, your words on vetting contractors and managing remodeling projects add a practical perspective that I find immensely valuable.Your acknowledgment of the time and cost nuances in real estate endeavors aligns with the reality I am starting to experience.

I was acknowledging the idea of not buying on the other side of Highway 305 but nuanced it by mentioning that, for some people, it might actually be the right place to buy.

However, it's essential to acknowledge the potential risks for sellers, particularly when dealing with buyers seeking minimal down payments or proposing impractical terms.

I think it's very rare that a person can consistently generate extremely high returns, but I do acknowledge there are certainly those that do.

I acknowledge this post is over a year old, but I do have access to the same software as well after having attended a few seminars by the same company.

It is a pain since they won't acknowledge the address for the building. 

The governor even addressed it as a problem, and if they are even acknowledging it you know its a problem. 

I have cameras and I also have the following section in my lease:SECURITY NOT PROMISED:The Tenant has inspected and acknowledges that all locks and smoke detectors are in working order.

I think you need to acknowledge this before going any further. 

My friend is essentially holding out for a miracle to happen and for these problems to go away and or address/acknowledge head-on that they will probably never be like their former self.