It's just aches my bones

Any here in KS let me know ;) Once I close the deal I'll give ya a bone or two, 8 if your real lucky!

Grow a back bone.  

I’m a conservative investor (raised in Eastern Oregon cattle/logging country) and something in my bones (not Dave Ramsey) tells me to pay off my properties, which I do in sync with investing in businesses and the stock market; all of which follows the prudence of diversification.

I may be mistaken, but I believe a foreclosing party has to abide by the terms of the lease in place so long as the lease is a bone fide lease and is at market rent.

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For example, in a recent article titled "What It's Actually Like To Buy A $500 House In Detroit", the author estimated that rehab costs in Detroit average $75–$100 per square foot, and that's just for bare-bones repairs, it doesn't include anything structural like a roof or foundation.

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Airbnb has captured a word in the mind of travelers and investors to the same extent that Kleenex is synonymous with tissues.

By comparison, Quickbooks is a PEASLY $300 and will take you, at most, a few hours to learn... or a few hundred bones to have professionally set up so you can run it with minimal effort.I would wager that most people will save in time and frustration what they will spend in money to start off with Quickbooks from the get go, rather than trying to "Make do" with a spreadsheet (or a dozen spreadsheets.)Finally, when your business grows, you won't have to redo your entire accounting system from spreadsheets to Quickbooks.Note: I don't work for Quickbooks, I don't get anything from Quickbooks.