You're saying that since you make so much money at your first job, you're willing to work a 2nd full time job...and use the "extra" income from the first full time job to pay your employer on the 2nd full time job...for the privilege of working there, with the hope that over time you will get enough promotions and raises to make it worth your while...even though you have no control or promises that those promotions and raises will ever happen....and yes, why invest in something that's losing you money? 

Sometimes by accident and other times on purpose.

The purpose of the Airbnb platform is to find guest.

Hi guys, For someone looking to do a house hack, what's considered a good deal in terms of cash flow when buying a house for that purpose? 

This isnt either a post looking to shame or promote asset classes or markets......but rather for us to pool information to get an understanding of what other people in similar asset classes and markets are experiencing. 

I'm sure this will come across as abrasive, however directness, i feel in the circumstance is necessary.....I don't think you really grasp the concept or purpose of machine Learning

Those assumptions are based on COVID19 being "beaten" for clinical and epidemiological purposes in the next 8-12 months, and a relatively fast economic recovery starting in the next 9-18 months.

You may want to use different phone numbers for different marketing efforts so you can track exactly where that phone call came from.Virtual TourThink of all of the money that you spend promoting your listings, including the cost of your time and the cost of gas to travel to appointments.

Here is the message I sent:——....it seems that you are neglecting a part of the United States that for all intents and purposes is equivalent to states especially as it relates to real estate and property investments.

However, states can sometimes have differing rules on how to define FMV according to the situation, for example if an appraisal is being carried out for the purposes of determining FMV on an estate sale or a divorce sale then the state has to follow statute or precedent specific law for that state - however in a straightforward residential sale it normally is 6 months, If you wish to challenge the appraisal I would suggest you contact the ISA - International Society of Appraisers - https://www.isa-appraisers.org/aboutThey will be able to help you.Hope this helps.