Additionally, the private label website generation is dead simple and allowed me a better way to have past guests book direct, save the 10-20% on the platform fees, and avoid scrolling past dozens of competing spaces on the way to re-booking mine. 

But he labeled two markets he is in, and I just shook my head thinking "how is this contrarian?"

In your profile you label yourself a Boglehead, so you clearly are pro-stock market.  

It was upside down with a label from the power company stating that the power has been disconnected.

When I first started working with my realtor, he informed me that the foreclosures in the area, are simply within the listing on their company website, but they aren't labeled as such.

We should not label anyone and open to listen both -ve and +ve.

It basically just scours the web for similar content and then combines them into cohesive sentences with natural language processing.It's not actually generating any 'new' advice, it's just synthesizing the content that's been viewed and re-viewed on the web. i.e chatGPT has never actually built a $100m business, and its production database  (information leading up to EOY 2021 that is labeled "success, 100m, real estate investing, business") may not be the best guide for success in 2023 and beyond.Also the prime problem with non-technical 'influencers' like alex hormozi reviewing chatGPT is that he actually has no clue how the algorithm was built, how the models were trained, how applicable its results are over time, and what the model's limitations are.

Kindly take a look a the diagram labeled 70 Safe Haven Residential Rental Markets.http://www.realtytrac.com/news/real-estate-investi...Additionally, with regard to your concern about the 2% rule, this is not sustainable in various parts of the country.

I'd be curious as to what the city expected and got for its 90K and are those obligations transferred to a new owner, as it may come to bite you later.As others have stated there is a difference between old houses labeled "historic" and as I've discovered different jurisdictions have different understandings of what historic means and how much it is enforced, even sometimes in the same city.I currently own 3 old homes (1874, 1876, 1920something), one supposedly in an historic district.

How that money is treated depends on how you choose to label the transfers.