I currently live in Columbia, MD and while it's not right on top of DC, we are located almost halfway between DC and Baltimore.

Also, sometimes you just can't tell before you are half way through the project.I had a large two story SF last year and we found that the second floor was sagging down because the load points where not on the joists, but between them on OSB.

@John Morgan why are people taking about cash flow per “door” without talking about the ARV per door to make it a halfway relevant metric

I don't have any data to back it up, but yeah among full time Realtors it seems like the "glass ceiling" for women either does not exist, or at the very least a lot of women manage to shatter it.

I replaced the window in the guest bathroom with a stained glass window I found for $150 in a Salvage/antique shop off of 7th ave in phoenix, called Qcumberz.

I find melted glass bottles and melted aluminum cans in my fire pits.

She broke the glass stovetop & I'm certain she hasn't gotten it fixed ( I gave her the option of me doing it & invoicing her or she could fix it) since I haven't heard anything about it.

They couldn't repair but could replace the glass in a couple of days for an unreasonable amount.

Quote from @Amy Oltendorf: Honestly, I stopped reading halfway through.They are mediocre tenants.

I had paid a casual worker approximately 1000 half way through the year when in July he died of a Heroin overdose.