Real estate investing is nothing close to some get rich quick gig and it's an astronomical degree of hard work.

That isn’t always what’s best for the landlord or the property but I felt it was necessary as construction costs, particularly plumbing are astronomical in my area.

Price it astronomically high.

Anything at a Vail resort or similar will be astronomical in price as far as homes go.

I just don't see you making a profit on a townhome with the astronomical maintenance fees...it's almost like a time share...gross..

Joe who is astronomically gifted on this demographic.

Is the code required concrete pad at the outdoor installation point.Is it a ground, roof or cantilever type outdoor installation.Is the equipment all the same brand and size for all of the bids, or is it Carrier vs Goodman, etc..X tons vs Y tons.Are they all including coolant gas in the bid (the new stuff is astronomical in price).Are they including new copper lines in the bids, or just the inside and outside components in some bids.What I'm getting at above is are the bids apples to apples....It the whole Air Conditioning system magic to you--like pulling a rabbit out of a hat, and you are a fish out of water about how it works and it's parts and terminology?

There are also several posts stating that investors opened an RAL and put their business on the market because the hard work, inability to hire workers and lack of profit overshadowed the glory of helping the elderly.1) The cost to get into the business business is astronomical.

would be astronomically expensive and prohibitive to the deal, and then you'd have to find an LL who is going to be ok with completely changing the use and layout/function of their building, effectively pigeonholing their building into only a hotel use for future operators to lease

California has a multitude of regulations that have literally driven the price of housing to astronomical levels and made it nearly impossible to build housing.