The object is to have the least amount of money left in the deal after the final R is complete.

Also, I had a backup once where the plumber described the backup as layers of different objects that should not be flushed.

Your motives/objectives may inform the answers you receive.

I was initially focused on multifamily buy and hold but am experiencing a serious case of shiny object syndrome and keep getting distracted by brrrr and short term rentals.

So, I'm pretty experienced on the phones, but need practice tightening up my wholesale objection handlers.Does anyone want to practice together/start a group?

The sponsors are considering amending the bill to simply mirror the language in the Cook County and Chicago ordinances, but we need to voice our strong objections, particularly with this broadened version of the legislation.This version of the bill would greatly expand the mandate in Chicago and Cook, and establish the broad mandate to the rest of Illinois.

I told her that as long as there are no holes drilled in the outside of the house or electrical that needed changed and that they were aware that any damage to the windows or doors would come out of their deposit…I have no objections to cameras. 

Finding a niche and focusing on it will help prevent you from shiny object syndrome and shorten the time it takes to get in the game.

There is a % of rent BUT they are not including that - I would have seen that right away and objected or fired them.I noticed the 1099 was the exact amount of the utility and questioned it.

One of your objectives will be to find out what their motivation is for holding onto the property or potentially selling.