There's a great property on the market in Pasadena for $450,000 mixed use with $3,000 current rent.

I have heard mixed reviews for them but I will give them a call maybe. 

It's a Frankenstein/Goodyear house with old metal siding with a mix of cedar shake and old wood windows from the 50's. 

That's a good place, there's been a good turnout and a great mix of people who are doing various types of investing.

If a building is in a mixed zoning area it may give you more future exit strategies (e.g.

For example if 100 people put in 100 Bitcoins, then they are all mixed up, and randomly redistributed (to a different online wallet for about 3%).

You get a variety of different units and can mix up the strategy you are using for different units.

It would be intelligent to fix every crack and seam in the exterior that you can find, and replace/re-nail those loose clapbaords.Then reassess the situation.Warning...You have water and electricity mixed, someone may die from this...and you know about it, and wait one year like this then take pics vs fixing the problems.

So @Robert Karnes, I will say that with the euphemistically named Inflation Reduction Act maybe going into effect, that brings 87,000 new IRS agents into the mix.

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