Can she not report it to the moderators or change her password? 

Now I'm getting ad hominem attacks from a Moderator!  

Originally posted by Scott Bartlet:While I'd still like to figure out a more accurate way of measuring a roof without actually climbing on top of the property to measure it.What I've found to be somewhat reasonably moderately sorta kinda almost accurate (in other words, it's better than nothing) is to multiply the length of the house by the width of the house and then multiple by 2.

I may be moderately insane, but I do believe I'm going to try to dig a little deeper there.

Not sure which forum to ask this question in, so moderators please move if you need to.

But these types of investments are moderate risk, if done properly.2.

Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, or any other midwestern city are all going to have the same type of risks and rewards.There are parts of everyone of those cities that are very bad and then there are other parts that are moderate and then some are good and of course suburbs are always pretty nice.The key is to know the type of asset you are buying.

I have never used them but was always wondering if you are a moderate distance from your properties if you could find a solution with these for showings and for tenants who get locked out and for trades/handyman to get access.

When the federal eviction + foreclosure moratorium is lifted, will the increase in [insert market you're interested in] inventory be moderate or massive?

I see continued measures to increase ability to build homes (ADU laws many cities are adopting, rules like SB9 and SB10 in California, etc) being adopted by more cities in a more aggressive manner as being more likely than extreme (or even moderate) broad based rent controls.