Let your office know where you're going, when you're going to be there and what time they can expect you back, etc.It's a shame that precautions like these are necessary, but here we are.

I agree that it's a shame to remove slate though because it's such a beautiful roof surface that is extremely resistant to the rough New England weather: wind, hail, freeze/thaw cycles and even fire resistant which is why it is valuable (that and a new slate roof is ridiculously expensive).

Which is a shame, some of the finishes I've seen in your home I've seen in much more expensive homes, but that's the way it goes.

All you did was come in, say how terrible we all are and that we should be ashamed of ourselves and that the government should get involved and make all short term rentals illegal.

To me it’s a shame bc at the end of the day STRs are what attract the young, scrappy, business women and men who starting businesses and hemp and area thrive.

I've set up a Wyoming LLC that will be THE Member of a California LLC (yet to be set up),The California LLC will have a rental property, with income and expenses like a regular business,OK, so California LLC looks legitimate, but what about the Wyoming LLC that is only a holding company and sole member of theCalifornia LLC, so the Wyoming LLC in reality does no business and is only used for asset protection, Im just wondering if its not doing any actual business isn't there a possibility of being called a shame LLC ? 

@Nandy B.I read other responses to your post and I'm ashamed to admit that the cheapest house I've purchased was $78k cash (we are Dave Ramsey freaks) plus $20k materials and 2.5 months labor.

Answers my questions to the best of her ability, and is not ashamed to state she must consult with someone if she's not 100% sure about the answer.

this could help us both. it's a shame I know more about Cleveland OZs than Philly.

We decided that yes it's a shame to have the student debt but that it is best to use it as motivation for REI.