Granted, more of a problem on AirBnB due to their complicity in encouraging ever-increasing automation, but there is truly nothing worse than a late check-in lock-out without a safety line or concierge to assist.  

And it would cause an uprising...at least...That sounds great but there have been millions of illegals here ever since I've been alive.

Quote from @Charles Holder: @Derrick CamerinoHey Derrick, pleasure meeting you =)I am a mortgage broker here in SA, my wife is a realtor and runs a team we invest and our constantly growing our network.Let's chat when you have some free time. 

@Jason YangHey Jason, I know this post is old but curious if you ever found someone.

Here are some of the types of “wanna be” investors who never seem to be able to “pull the trigger:”The Organizer – This individual can’t seem to ever get fully organized - and until they do they can’t possibly make a purchase transaction.

Seems like there are a lot of newbies (like myself) and this may not be a bad way to get started and grow together...

If you would ever like to talk about some potential areas in Michigan to invest feel free to reach out.  

And I had 50k at risk.7. lawsuit takes about 2 years  seller NEVER EVER respond Judge made us go the fully Monty before he would rule.

Also no offense please but asking why they are selling is not something experienced buyers will ever ask it makes no difference and half the time they will lie anyway.  

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