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Thanks Linda!

Originally posted by @Linda Weygant:Just wanted to clarify for you as well - the $10,000 banking transaction you heard about has to do with cash.In an effort to get a handle on the money laundering that occurs with the drug trade, banking regulations state that any transaction of $10,000 or more IN CASH must be reported.  

I was not personally invested in MF in 07 08 i had my own troubles.. but I did broker a 100 unit in 06 in PDX and that property did very well and continues to do well a matter of fact they bought at 5 cap and its running at almost 8 cap now that rents went up 30 to 50% ... were multi got hammered as I said was PHX and Vegas and some other markets .. but those markets were hammered  vacancy rates were sky high and investors could not debt service and lost props left and right ...you probably remember linda Gerchick who came to SF  and was on doing   big meetups selling 4 plexs in PHX in 04 to 06..

Thank you @Linda Weygant for the tag and referral.

@Linda Thomas  I just let it go but I do list the pre-paids on each lease at renewal.

@Linda Garcia That was a beautiful and informative post - Thank-you!

Quote from @Linda Roberts: It's a 2 family home, and in most cases landlord pays water/sewage   The landlord may pay for water, but if more people are living in the home, they will use more water. 

Most don't recall but inflation in the US was so bad we had to issue bonds in currencies other than the dollar (called "Carter bonds").

@Linda Labbe Thanks, Linda.