Most cleaning companies where I am don't pay that well, don't use scheduling tech, don't offer enough hours for full time, and aren't run by someone who has their act together. 

But modern tech and legislation is coming back hard against it so these kids and spammers need to focus more on smaller lists and better personal connections.It's basically become a way of saying how much work you are doing when you aren't accomplishing anything other than making people angry.

I am more interested in people who do midterm rentals, anything over 1 month....I know some people who rent to travel nurses/techs etc, I think its a great business idea.

We might move back to the East Coast in 4-5 years, so I'm looking for investments that can work well as a primary residence now and a rental property later.Income: Both my girlfriend and I have solid tech salaries (150k+ each).Current Portfolio: I don’t currently own any rental properties.Goal & Long Term Plan: I don’t love my current job so like many of you, I would like to create enough passive income through rental properties to have financial freedom and be able to work business ideas or side projects.

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Jonathan Greene But where else can I purchase my 1% rule properties with booming industries at the forefront of tech, life sciences, great universities and aren’t their rumors  that Amazon, Tesla and Apple are all relocating their HQ’s to Columbus by 2030?

., allowing flippers to invest with lower upfront costs.Growing Job Market: With industries like logistics, healthcare, and tech expanding in Memphis, demand for housing is on the rise.Steady Appreciation: Home values in Memphis have been steadily increasing, providing a favorable market for short-term flips.If you’re looking to get into the house-flipping game, Memphis offers the potential for high returns in a stable, growing market.

He mentions also in this video that he is researching seriously venture capital funds, which he then immediately describes as "buying alt-coins and other cryptos with 20x returns" but most investments would also lose money, similar to venture capital investing into tech companies.

In my PM portfolio, at least 65% of all our clients are more then capable, intelligent enough, tough enough, tech capable to list, lease and manage there own property and, THEY DON'T, they hire us, why?     

I won't host high shedding dogs or giant ones.

And it didn't take long for the hefty fines to start rolling in, including several high-profile cases in sectors beyond tech and retail, which have put other industries on notice.But how does this affect real estate?