This forum is super focussed more on the investment end of real estate- I know you know this.

Since we're on the subject, here it is (names changed for privacy).. fwiw, one thing i got wrong- i was on the phone for 7 hours, not 6 (10-5):11/6/2018Hi Brian, It was actually being called dingbat more times than I could count, getting yelled at regularly, told I was 'lazy' and to 'stop ****ing around and get to work' during the 6 hours straight I spent on the phone trying to find a prop manager to handle the Smith's house, threatening to call Jane and tell her the company I brought in was doing illegal activities (before you even had the facts, turns out they're not) which of course would have killed the deal after I had worked on it for a month+, reading me the riot act for just under an hour if I was 1-2 min late for a call (even though you made me 45 min late for my appt. with the Smith's messing with the contracts, when i could have done it in 5 min because my computer was working fine and yours wasn't..i kept offering and you kept saying 'shut up'), telling me to shut up all the time, not sending the contracts to the Evergreat folks as you said you would, then refusing to take any responsibility for it or discuss it at all even though according to you if I don't follow through w what I say i'm going to do I better be dead or unconscious.

If done, it will:  improve the curb appeal , lower maintenance, create more privacy,and add rv parking.

Even if someone knocked it down and replaced it with a brand new structure, the neighborhood layout is aweful and all of the surrounding homes are on top of each other, no privacy, not so much as a tree for as far as the eye can see.    

I also noticed something else, there's no mention of the privacy guaranteed to the disabled person from you. 

We are so going to make this neighborhood look great"If you are trying to avoid any conflict you can always tell him "I appreciate what you are saying but I have to maintain the privacy of the applicants"

We have a 28 acre farm and so much privacy.

If the layout is good so that you don't hear or see each other (good privacy) and you get the right tenants: (low key/low maintenance-people you'd hang out with as friends) newly married that work or go to school all day and just sleep there make it a breeze!

If the layout is good so that you don't hear or see each other (good privacy) and you get the right tenants: (low key/low maintenance-people you'd hang out with as friends) newly married that work or go to school all day and just sleep there it's a breeze!

Hi Michael, I have called 5 water companies in California and they all have said privacy laws prevent them from giving me the list.Is this true?