@John Knappmann nearly any image editing software (Paint, Photoshop, GIMP, etc...) will have the ability to watermark photos for you.

Hi Eric,Here's a few sources for purchasing notes: Check out Dave Horn's site - http://www.pprnoteco.com; Notes Exchange - http://tinyurl.com/Morgage-Notes; Watermark Exchange - http://www.watermarkexchange.com and Notes Market Place: http://www.notemarketplace.comGood luck!

I may need to start the practice of selling off some smaller properties and going bigger to stay under the 10 if it is as hard as I've heard it can be after that watermark.

Randomly picking from 2005 to now is going to give a skewed version of things as 2005 is when we hit the high water mark of home ownership on the entire country's history at a rate of roughly 69%.

@Wayne Brooks - in Boston, you can get a simple permit for something non-structural (which an exterior deck would be) without needing to submit any plans@Georges Arnaout - if the permit for the deck is not in your window (piece of paper with a B as a watermark, then you may have an issue).  

Then I noticed watermarks it was leaking water out of the pan at one point at this time it’s winter so I haven’t used a/c.

We watermark every photo and stopped posting on CL

However, it had a similar effect on sellers, many of whom cannot stomach selling a home with an extremely low-rate mortgage just to buy another a 6-7% rate.According to the Wall Street Journal, “Almost 70% of households with mortgages have rates below 4%.”To drive it home, though, take a look at this chart of median single-family prices in Austin for 2022 (including December so far):The median single family home sold in November for around 20% less than the median home in May 2022, which appears likely to be the high water mark for some time to come.

My RE association recently hosted Robyn Thompson for the weekend to tell us everything she knew about house flipping (well, Nearly Everything) One thing she shared was the "Horsey Letter" It's printed with a watermark of two horses and a corral in the background, to help establish her legitimacy in the area (she lives and works big horse areas in Florida.)

@Kendall Bond One option would be to use the typical Hedge Fund model structured as a Limited Partnership with a 2/20 fee structure meaning meaning you collect 2% of AUM (assets under management) and the 20 is incentive driven meaning you keep 20% of the profits with a high watermark.