Go check out some of his Youtube videos.Congratulations on losing the weight, I bet you feel awesome!!

I would have to say TBD on this one as well, I am a Property Manager and will be managing my own property and utilizing all the systems we have in place at the company so It took a TON of weight off my shoulder.

If she drove a vehicle that weights the required 6000 lbs, and her “job” is managing investments, how will that impact my W2 taxes? 

Look at the sold new construction, and work backwards to find the amount that makes sense to spend on the lot.If it's Homeowner buyers, the buildable lot comps carry more weight.

This is variable based on soil bearing, depth of backfill, and the weight of the structure abovethe lumber yard supplies the package necessary for the work, usually lumber, stakes, weeping tile and rebarthe cribbing crew sets the footing forms in place concrete placing crew, pump truck and mix trucks are now called upon to pour the footingthe cribbing crew arrives back on site to set the forms and rebarthe engineer usually requires a site visit at this point to inspect the foundation wall detailthe same concrete placing crew returns to pour the basementa form stripping crew is usually brought in to peel off the forms and load the trailerwaterproofing is applied to the basement wallsgravel and weeping tile is delivered to site and installed the city is called in for a pre-back fill inspectionthe excavator returns to backfill the basementto add another step, at some point the sewer and water lines can be brought in, in our opinion the sooner the better for this specialized task.

Perhaps though we can FILTER poor planners (who presumably may be poor tenants) by weighting our ads toward the last 3-4 days and first week of the month to "catch" the "planners" ...

& something strong & light weight to put it on top of- just high enough that you notice the pot.A wooden shed in the back or side yard if the property doesn't already have one.

Nice job, my 2 cents - a 5 year tenant that treats the place well is worth their weight in gold I would consider all the unknowns with a new tenant or costs and time associated with finding a new tenant and see how close you can get to your desired rental price with your existing tenant.

Come up with a line of questioning that you ask every one of them and you'll start to form a VERY clear picture of what is going on.Any real estate professional that is worth their weight will be willing to take 15-30 minutes to talk with you on the market.

Let the rentals carry their own weight with their own mortgages.