Also, above the windows it looks like there are sticks or a birds nest or something.

Those who like to "nest" will stay the longest as long as they have steady income.

But also including low and negative possibilities.Never, ever, ever put more than 10% of your nest egg into one deal, person, or company. 

Mix in medical conditions that require medicines like blood thinners (My grandfather had the heat set to 80 when he was on them) and your even more screwed I think.I know on my Nest T-Stats at home, I can set a schedule based on the hour.

Hard money cost me 2 points and 12%, but had limited underwriting, they requested very little in terms of paperwork and the property could be very rugged (we had termites, rats nests, loose wires, holes in sheetrock, broken windows.)2.

No sense in spending big bucks on NEST or similar brands I assume?

As it turns out, there was a large wasp nest on the front porch and the owner neglected to address it. 

If it doesn't consume all of your nest egg, then you'll have money left over for the RRR parts of your BRRRR game with the next property.   

Install a Nest-style thermostat or Ring-style doorbell.

We're also testing the Nest x Yale (https://www.yalehome.com/en/ya...) locks since we partnered with a distributior who gets them pretty cheap in bulk.