I could be overthinking it, just looking for some feedback on traditional "hide-a-bed" versus the newer style couch to bed conversions.  

Or if you know of similar properties similar size, age, number of apartments or if it’s a house same number of beds and baths and similar age and renovation style you can pull their tax cards as comps and provide theirs and yours and say my house/apartment building is assessed at $150,000 and these three are assessed at $100,000, $109,000, and $92,000.

Don't focus too much on crazy style changes.

Also displayed are various props from movies whose trailers Rummell voiced in that deep, resonant style he slips into so easily.

There's still money to be made in the market and I think it will increase rather than decrease with all the laws and restrictions in place but its not my style anymore.

Is there any style or brand you would recommend?

It saved money, I didn't have to worry about it being dirty or getting a scratch while hauling tools or scraps around, and I wasn't flashing a "I'm rich" sign in front of tenants.I bought my very first new vehicle in late 2021 and am riding in style.

It’s definitely a project that’s for sure and you sound like you have skills to tackle 1/2 of the job on your own DIY style so that’s a great thing.

Hi everyone, I'm running into an interesting situation and am not sure which path to take.I own both sides of a townhouse-style building.

A few days a week, I catch myself looking through the commercial forum for articles or posts of people making investments or asking questions on industrial/warehouse style buildings.