I like cars and I invest in them but not daily drivers. 

HI all,You helped me with a prior booking dilemma that I had with someone that was mad that I would not book 13 months out for them.

Homes that appeal to our target tenant segment range from $320,000 to $475,000, so the supply of housing we target remains almost the same regardless of how many new homes are built.DemandThe driver for housing demand is population growth.The average Las Vegas annual population growth is between 2% and 3%.

Wife is shocked and mad that she was lied to, that this "deal" was done years ago behind her back and the supposed property manager has allowed the house to severely deteriorate to less than half its value.So now what does wife do when she can't afford to hire a lawyer to straighten out the mess? 

I push back too when people claim short-term rentals are pushing prices up - they might play a minor roll, but absolutely the biggest drivers are supply and demand, local economy, the national economic trends.

I don't have the SSN from any of my tenants due to this but I do have a copy of their Drivers License number which I feel is good enough. 

Supply hasn't caught up to drive rents down like they will in larger cities.

He also has no driver's license, but he does have an out of state ID.I get a bad feeling that this could turn out bad for me and feel I can decline him legally based on him not having rental references, but on the other hand I think that maybe I could either offer him a month-to-month lease with a guarantee I don't raise rent for 12 months, or require a double deposit. 

Hi Nicholas,My job situation in 2020 was completely remote.My employer is in CA and I worked remotely from NJ .My address on w2 and driver's license are both NJ.

Calling to confirm appointments and trying to group scheduled showings was the result of many mad dashes to empty doorsteps and unanswered calls to residents who had been extremely eager to access our homes only 24 hours prior.