@Corey KoeIs it a wet bar or a dry bar?

My point is everyone i know of is buying at 6X....When you are buying at 6X, your are sucked very dry...

There are tenants out there that will run you dry if you cater to their every beck and call.

If you are cutting it thin, do yourself a favor and be very selective on your first tenants, don’t be won over by personality, it is 1) ability to pay...meaning salary, preferably two salaries and not alimony or anything that can dry up unexpectedly and 2) reliability (there is a reason insurance companies charge higher rates to lower credit scores).

This is for him to resolve.Eventually, he will learn that this well has dried up, and move on.I wish you the best of luck!

And I’m a long-haired college drop out.

The repairmen told me he found straws and lots of hair in the pipes.  

Hi everyone, I'm been pulling my hair out (not literally) trying to figure out where to get started with building my business. 

Your operating agreement is really all your LLC has, and it's important for LLC owners to run their business in accordance with the LLC agreement.Also, for tax purposes, if the value that the LLC assigns your partner's property when he contributes it to the LLC differs from his own tax basis in the property, he then has a built-in gain or loss on this property, and this will likely result in unique allocations of depreciation, gain or loss on sale, and other items if you want to keep the IRS out of your hair.  

There is evident of mold/rot in other areas of the basement, but was all dry.