Hi big pocketers, Just was pondering to myself about getting over the hump, exceeding my own expectations in Commercial Real estate.

As I've been having conversations with different lenders, they all pretty much point us towards commercial loans due to us being an LLC, with the LLC entity as the borrower versus any of our personal names.

Once the leak was fixed the pier returned about 98% to it original position leaving a slight hump in the floor.I chiseled a couple of inches off the top of the 10x10" concreate pier and the laminate beam pretty much stayed bowed. 

@Thomas Mosely you don't need to pay anyone to help you over the "hump." 

These clients are great and usually are the ones that will buy a nice deal within the first 3-6 months of working with me.Another group of clients are a little hesitant and need a lot of coaching from me to get them over the hump and are ready to offer.

Hey @Justin Thiesse, here's an article that may be helpful, with a breakdown and comparison of different smart locks and their ratings: https://www.tomsguide.com/us/b...

The USB is a boundary that the city government laid out to where you can't build past it to protect the beautiful surrounding horse farms.

Once it doesn't wobble on the hump anymore you'll be good. 

(But you still keep reserves to get yourself over the hump).Evictions and turnover costs?

That's great Edgard, I'm happy to hear you got over that hump, the grass is greener on the other side!