We currently live in a 4 bedroom 2800 sq ft house and my nephew, who will be 21 this summer lives with us.After he graduated high school, I told him that he would have to go to work or get a job and he would have to pay rent.I charged him $300 a month which is waaaaay below market value.Anyway, he’s studying to be a notary and he wanted to use his brother’s room (he moved out last year) as an office.I let my nephew know that the room isn’t free and if he wants another space, he’ll have to pay what his brother was paying; $300.  

We currently live in a 4 bedroom 2800 sq ft house and my nephew, who will be 21 this summer lives with us.After he graduated high school, I told him that he would have to go to work or get a job and he would have to pay rent.I charged him $300 a month which is waaaaay below market value.Anyway, he’s studying to be a notary and he wanted to use his brother’s room (he moved out last year) as an office.I let my nephew know that the room isn’t free and if he wants another space, he’ll have to pay what his brother was paying; $300.  

Louis are required to obtain a graduated business license for contractors pursuant to Ordinance 61094 (Section 8.12A of the Revised City Code - 1992If you choose to work with an unlicensed guy to save a few bucks then that is on you.

After graduating in college and facing some student loan debt, my now-husband and I became passionate about learning personal finance, financial independence, and real estate investing as a tool to achieve it.

As a commercial broker, and a graduate from the CCIM Institute.

After I graduated college and moved out of state, I turned it into a SFR. 10 yrs later, I paid off the mortgage and COR just before COVID-19 hit the fan.

I am currently a student @ UMD and am in the early stages of constantly educating myself while building some capital until I graduate.

I graduate in May and thankfully to my athletic scholarship I will have no college debt to pay off.

My name is Chase, I am 21 years old and I recently graduated from college.

Hi Sherman,I must say, I've never used a "Magic 8-Ball" when making investment decisions, but maybe some of your competitive bidders are.If you look at the winners of the higher bids, can you make out any pattern (Londoners, recent seminar graduates, etc...).Or are you seeing experienced bidders doing this?