I think essentially doubling the bathroom capacity alone could help tremendously, on top of updating other things on the home.

(I know, super late to be posting, but I don’t care.)It’s been several weeks since I’ve last posted, so I wanted to update and also see where everyone else is on/in their journey.Again, I am recently separated veteran from the military due to injury, and now receive full benefits and am in the process of getting ready to invest my first multifamily property.I am currently going through the pre-approval process, my credit score has improved tremendously, and focused on growing my transportation technology startup as I’ve just been accepted into an Incubator program for startups.I am looking at duplexes currently, and still have been engaged in networking/building relationships and educating myself with books and podcasts.It has been one hell of a year (not in a great way at the start of it), but I’m looking forward to 2023.

I will check if the local theater has a quantity value discount.

This was golden, because having approved permits reduced his build time tremendously and the deal was located where profit margins are high.

I had a client do an ADU construction on site and he just discounted the lease for the construction period and they were good!

She might not like paying it if she paid for the dog food, she’d be happy to see that dog eat a lot more then she would seeig that dog eat food you paid for.Since she’s your girlfriend, you definitely give her a discount on some level...

If you want them on a lease make the difference meaningful on the discount for a lease, more than the $25 per month you are asking.

I am buying the property at a discount because his side has not been updated, however, the other side was updated a few years ago. 

But It may be a better idea for both sides to just have a set interest rate that is higher than what they would get in the stock market, so like 10-12% then pay them off while you are living at a discount.

Penny pinchers can go somewhere else and pay a discount Broker 6% to collect rent and do nothing else.