look, I just might be some stoned guy sitting on his couch watching Joe Rogan podcasts, but I do understand that there are properties in this country that fall under 80/20 , it’s just a simple fact of reality, areas with this ratio exist , and are probably quite common where Land is plenty full.

They can't rip out walls (or even move a couch) to see what is back there.

If you’re okay moving back in with your parents or crashing on a friends couch if it takes longer than expected, then maybe you quit and go full time.I’d definitely build my business faster without commuting back and forth to the pentagon every day.

They will never get a couch in the door.You are usually always safe for egress if the exterior doors and window are the same as when the house was built.

You are more likely to be eaten by a shark or have a meteor fall on your head while watching jeopardy on the couch ..than be shot by a 93 yr old man angry about water .

Often times people can’t visualize where to put their couch.

I am writing this from my partners couch in the U.K.

They left couches and furniture upturned on their sides, blocking doorways, randomly moved from their locations.

Tenants can smell it because, just like buyers are swiping through dozens of listings per 20 minutes sitting on the couch, so are prospective tenants. 

I know that's super difficult to do in LA, but you may be able to buy a small apartment, rent out the rooms, and sleep on the couch.