Only one in 10 plans on buying a home all the rest are lifetime tenants. and all are Vaccinated they share it voluntarily as they don't want to mix with unvaccinated ones. 

I remember that the rental offers topline furniture, cleaning service, and pots/pans, even glassware.I do not know what is the difference in rental pricing though.Update on ADU: just got an email from the city reviewer, saying that my email has been forwarded to the deputy fire marshall of San Mateo city for review.

Yes they let them go to pot!

Property managers providing poor service quality would not benefit as the poor reviews and low ratings would make it hard for them to obtaining new clients.A central review and rating system would also help investors more easily compare the service quality of property managers so they can make an informed decision when deciding who to hire. 2.Develop service standard guidelines and allow single family property managers to voluntarily commit to them (opt-in).Developing high-level service standards would help provide new property managers with guidelines of what would be expected of them when entering the business. 

breaking pots and possibly giving folks a bad feeling about wholesaling.

For instance, this year it will throw off $20,000 NOI, so the next 10 years will add another $200,000 to the pot. 

They are way too fragile, and anything heavy dropped on them like a can of peas, a pot or a heavy dish is going to break them.

Just in case the higher water bill is for the pot farm in the closet :-)

We will keep you posted on the other projects as they close out.As to those of you stirring a pot, continue posting but I say shame on you.  

The tax pot is correct.