Initially you'll likely pay about $100 or so per bid and ask to have that credited back if you follow through with the project but when you start, you'll have to earn your stripes.

The liquidity isn't there for RE which pretty much makes RE a zebra without stripes.

I suppose it wouldn't hurt to be explicitly welcoming to all stripes of folks. 5.

The building looks to be in good shape, but a dozen Belgian blocks have separated from the sidewalk, parking lot needs to be striped, there is zero landscaping, etc. 

With those U shaped nails holding the Romex to the 2x4’s within the walls… No conduit at all so it makes fixing and replacing the wires a nightmare… This particular house got so badly trashed (the wiring and many other things) I just sold the house As-Is to another investor… The house was about completely striped… The toilets, tubs, doors, fixtures, original wood trims, etc… Hard to believe… These people must have spent 40 hours taking my house apart…

We use Stripe to process our orders, and do not ever store credit card information.However, all our books are also available for purchase from Amazon, if you would be more comfortable purchasing on their site.

Other than painting a stripe on the driveway,, I'd say it's going to be a lost cause.. saying bikes and ect must be put inside , garage,, when not in use.. might help.

Here's more info about the third phase, which should be completed in March 2018:https://www.nacha.org/rules/same-day-ach-moving-payments-faster-phase-3Once US banks have all transitioned to this process, Cozy's payment processor, Stripe, should also ideally be able to adjust to these quicker processing times, but they haven't yet laid out a timeline for how the NACHA changes will change their processing. 

I think everything that uses transunion would give the same results but stripe told me they include all states and they use transunion. 

You say a Zebra is black with white stripes.