I know when we were looking into historic tax credits we found a few people that specialized in just this, helping corporations find tax credit incentives.I know that crowdfunding is picking up steam and I love their models, but want to know if there are other ways to find equity for your projects.

I'm really steaming about this, trying to relax, but it's really hard to swallow being treated like this by my own neighbors.As per CC&R's I've never found any language even relating to HOA responsibilities, let alone what.

Call it venting, blowing off steam, or just having a reasonable conversation from our point of view among fellows who can empathize with us. 

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For example, a simple rental portfolio could lead to revenue from wholesaling, flipping, property management, coaching, syndication, brokerage, or some combination of these revenue steams.

So get that stinky carpet steam-cleaned.

Looks like he'll be out by the end of the month and we'll get moving full steam ahead next week!

This to me maybe steaming from a late payment notice given that she was defiantly unhappy about yet she has never paid rent on time. 

We have about 18-24 months of steam left in this cycle of the economy and I expect things will slow down getting ripe for a down hill ride. 

That said, I've heard from STR investors that business is steaming along.