Everytime I hear a "rule of thumb" valuation metric I cringe...lolAnd that is exactly what the 1% metric is.I have valued everything from public companies, private companies, human capital, hybrid debt, credit unions, etc and they all have rules of thumbs to use in their valuations....And...Unless you understand how to interpret the rule of thumb metrics it is useless and has so much risk because you don't know the numbers.Take the time to understand the numbers line by line and then you will be able to use the rule of thumb metrics and will be able to create your own rule of thumb metric for the specific types of deals you like.

So until then, every day we'd see an A (available for rent and not reserved), R (reserved) and B (blocked), so we knew the exact information of Airbnb reservations.At the end of 2015, they closed that door, and henceforth in the calendar, we can now only see A (available for rent) or U (unavailable), just as the human eye sees.

I hate trashing mini blinds every 1-2 years - trying to be a good human.

Many of the difficulties in Oakland are mostly solved with Human conversations.

This is a great discussion so I just want to put in my 2 cents...we're all human and nobody's perfect.

Lex is the real deal, and genuinely a good human who wants to see you succeed.

They are human, yes but don't bean A^& H&^@ and they will reciprocate.More to follow...

If you had left that out, you would not now have an obligation to provide a smoke-free building.As far as weed, it is illegal in all states, and now that you have had a complaint about illegal activity within your building, you are obligated by your lease and the law to act by reporting this heinous crime (and smell) against humanity to the authorities.So, I guess, the only logical course of action is to call the cops and report it.

Cats are often more meticulous than humans.

At least using a human you get the opportunity to ask why they gave the opinion they gave.You then need to determine the future value.