Since I use the iPad as a laptop, it’s not oriented in that direction very often and renders this fancy keyboard completely useless.

a lot of ppl are under the assumption that it is a life long program. it does get reviewed from time to time depending on age and whatnot. if she is older 55+, its a good chance that it will not stop unless she goes to prison. under that age, and depending on the actual disability, there is a chance that it could be ceased.

Wholesaling in many states - including mine - is considered the unlicensed practice of real estate and it comes with a whole lot of bad: "Unlicensed practice of real estate is a third-degree felony punishable in criminal court, for each violation, by up to five years in prison and $5,000 in fines."

STL has a ton of great neighborhoods but it's also notorious for being very block by block and a location one or two street in the wrong direction can make a huge difference.

This individual is really crushing it - he spent over 10 years in prison, and since release in 2019, has been grinding to get ahead and transform his life.

BUT I know she went to prison for several years with drug charges.

End of the year is always notorious for slow rental and sales markets, but 0 showings in a month is definitely a red flag.

If the answer is not positive cashflow then you can find yourself a prisoner in your self-created jail...

- checkin instruction that is more complicated than visiting prison- no microwave- old kitchen- smelllllll- carpet - no free parking ??

Wholesalers are notorious for under budgeting for rehab.