Getting rich is just like losing losing weight.

Because our inventory is heavily weighted with one-bedrooms, we don't have very many children and all of our tenants with children either have stay-at-home relatives or school jobs so that child care won't be an issue.

Without really digging to deeply in the numbers, this could show that average wages being weighted more heavily on the higher end of the wage spectrum than the lower.The median shows that there are more people earning a lower wage, which is why the median is significantly lower between 1990 and 2018, with the gap from the average numbers and lower numbers widening. 

I don't fault them for bad decisions, but I do require they carry their own weight.

@Mark Pipkin,I don’t want to hijack the thread with our differing opinions but I would hope people who were retired or on the verge of retiring in 2008 had a portfolio weighted toward bonds.

Just my .02 but the principles I’ve learned from this book have carried more weight than most other things I’ve enjoyed reading.

With media and public persona, the weight of these perceived "successful leglistalion" tactics, are being placed on landlords backs.

Ever tried getting the union to clamp down on their dead weight employees?

You’re set up very well, but you’re risking adding a lot of weights around yourself.

I know some of you landlords have a weight limit on dogs...for example a "not to exceed 25 pounds" clause.Is this weight limit typically a "CURRENT" weight or is this a eventual full grown weight?