Originally posted by @Jimmy Woodard:@Bruce Woodruff I'll keep it light in this thread :)You da man!

Brandon Smith is Da Bomb.

If the project includes opening up of the floor plan or expanding kitchen or remodeling other living spaces then it really helps the home owner in making design & cost related decisions If he/she can see it in 3-D. A

Baum wit da Baum 

Simultaneous rentals under separate contracts are prohibited for short-term rentals; d. A

@Da Shiek Woodard For now I would go with option 4.

update since feb (in 2mos) i sold most everything i own aside from RE, saved up $80k, which i just pretty much blew as my offer on bankowned building for my non-profit humanitarian project was accepted earlier on today and am getting the wire into escrow started tomorrow. so now i'll be down to virtually $0 cash hopeful may 1 will bring with it the big money rent rolls until then i'll practically be starvin aside from pb & wheat bread slices & 1 heineken left in da otherwise emtpy fridge & empty house.now i will have 2 properties that are paid off (and 2 properties i manage for a family member overseas from whom i get a generous % rent split) but no $ to invest anywhere else, and bad credit. is there any way to borrow against my bigger property  to buy a 3rd property or will lenders nevertheless have a problem with my bad credit (negotiated cc debt after letting em go to collections)? 

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Originally posted by @David Da Silva:I'm in NJ, taxes are extremely high here.

The landlord, he da boss.While we're at it, I support 4 year term limits for tenants.