Our no-smoking policy includes vaping.

I don't really care if tenants vape or smoke marijuana (since they are unlikely to smoke enough to ruin my paint).

If something were to generate more power than it uses, we would need to completely redefine the laws of physics applying to the conservation of mass and energy.

At a residential facility I work at clients often try to vape in their rooms.

I have a new tenant that wants to vape.  

I've gleaned much from those fellas and, collectively, they've redefined my investment strategy.  

Redefine your goal. $5,000 is so far away from $10,000.

Anyway cap rtes are thrown on here frequently and the way theya re defined on here befuddles me as I am used to the Walgreens / Targets of the world and ( typically A+ tenants in the 5 range A Multi family will get you high 6's low 7's in various markets ) cap rates determine value  eg...

some of the issue is redefining affordable... on the west coast starter housing is basically 300k and up and we are in the lowest price west coat major metro.you can run all around the mid west in every city and find sub 100k housing and those mortgages and all in are less than rent.. what I find is there are just so many folks that in those markets look at owing a house as a liability and they prefer to rent.. unlike West coast or other areas of known appreciation were we look at owner occ as way to grow wealth.

Morning folks,Just a quick question regarding vapes.