I traveled to over 8 states and visited apartment complexes, skyscrapers, concrete plants, windmill farms, and much more!

There is a neighborhood in LA that people pay $1.3M to live in, and it borders LAX, an oil refinery, and a sewage treatment plant, so where people are willing to live may surprise you.

Keep in mind, in CA, late fees have to be based on the actual loss you suffered from the late payment.

We love adding plants/greenery to our decor.

"Silicon" Valley is a misnomer now because there are no longer any fabrication plants there making the silicon wafers.When I moved there in 1979, suburban homes had replaced the orchards and farm workers couldn't afford to live there anymore.

What is your take on the Radford Army Ammunition Plant directly down-wind from this property.

Not having any money when I first started, I often suffered from "imposter syndrome," often feeling like I was somehow being dishonest of inauthentic when presenting offers... it caused a lot of paralysis on my end.

I got my real estate license so I can send offers whenever without having to bother anyone and save on commission when listing.Obviously people will have a little shock when you come in a decent amount off asking but do you try to justify it to them and maybe plant a seed or just send send send til one pans out?

It is where they construct the walls and shell of the house in a plant somewhere and ship the property.

Does anyone recommend any plants that are low maintenance and inexpensive to give a nice touch to a home?