Please don't defend questionable behavior by impugning others.

Once you identified duplicates, click the mailing address duplicate field and only have excel display duplicates.

A landlord cares about his property, the tenants, behaviors, evictions, clean lawns, drains, leaks, etc.

I'm completing my executive MBA right now and see value in the logic, math and project management skills my engineering classmates bring to the table.A Business/Commerce degree is very valuable as it helps you speak the language of business, helps you crunch numbers and evaluate the value of investments, learn how to develop a marketing strategy, organizational behavior to understand what makes people tick plus manage teams/relationships such as contractor and other investors, and so on.It's worth completing a degree as it's the minimum bar for most jobs, and banks have strict lending guidelines and it is difficult to borrow without a job at least until you've established yourself.

Contrary to what others have stated and found in Hemet (but I admit, the place took my innocence with regards to humanity abusive behaviors - if you could look past that stuff) investments can perform satisfactorily.  

You just have to be sure that the comparison units that it displays are similar to yours.Also, look on Zillow and Realtor.com for local units that are available for rent.

I have nothing to do with the Building and it’s not for sale https://www.corcoran.com/nyc/Listings/Display/4778829?

Being on a flat street that's mixed use and basically an alley off Mission Street makes us a prime target for bad behavior.

I also believe many large mobile home parks prohibit this behavior, instead requiring owner occupancy as part of the rental agreement from the park.That's not to suggest there are not creative ways around that - but it is a consideration.

I can handle most of his childest behavior and I have been able to keep him at arms length so to speak.