Plus, the product itself is 17 years old, which is eons in the software field, so it's nice to not be using a startup.Unfortunately I signed up for the free trial and then didn't take notes, and now that I am getting around to the review the features are mostly shut off for me since I canceled several months ago to avoid paying.

My favorite side hustle (other than rentals) is waiting tables at a fine-dining restaurant (and I am almost 50 yrs old).

France is fully re-opening all restaurants and pubs on the 9th of June 2021. 

It was just dead, I think there was like a put put place and a couple of restaurants inside, but there were maybe 20 people in all of that mall. 

Asking open ended questions (Who, what, when, where and why) and keeping your mouth shut and your ears open will always be more effective then doing all the talking.Jeff

Now she is saying that she is struggling to stay afloat and wants to partner a man to convert it to a restaurant.

Mostly stuff owned by mom an pops......With Ben being as big of a fan as he is, I am saddened that he made this misstep. lol.....Well there's a reason I've sold over $200M and have cornered the space in the Cleveland market to the point where there is no real competition for the turnkey experience other than some random fly by night companies that pop up and shut down here and there.

G'Day everyone,Just wanted to write a quick post to "set the record straight" on the Toledo market.A few investors recently asked me if the Toledo market was "Booming".I can with full confidence tell you that it isn't and it probably never will...Many "Toledoians" might say that it is but in my opinion that is because they haven't educated themselves on other truly "Booming" markets around the nation.I will say this though, the Toledo market has probably never been better.Downtown is very alive with new hotels, restaurants and bars opening up.ProMedica Hospital is doing wonders for the downtown region along with other areas across Toledo.All of this is fantastic new but let's not confuse it with other "Booming" markets like a Texas or Florida for example.Cranes everywhere, new apartments being built, high population growth, jobs, tech, etc...Toledo and other Midwest cities will just never have the demand/appeal as some other areas across the country.Granted, I really don't know of any other market where you can indeed get a "better bang for your buck".Solid B class properties for the price of a parking spot like in some other higher growth markets lolKeep in mind that 1 or 2 properties won't make you rich so you must have a growth type mindset to do well in the Midwest.Building a large portfolio of 10+ properties will make it stable, safe and will provide a better long term return on investment.Thanks for reading and Happy Investing

I recently had an open-shut case against a CPA for $27,000.

The "old dogs" there keep their mouths shut unless it is to ask for money.My advice is to run from that program, and invest that money is online education, on well known resources such as the Kent Clothier reww system, this Biggerpockets forum, the cheap and inexpensive marketing programs from John Cochran, Chris Prefontaine or many others that will help you to get started without having to spend tens of thousands of dollars on mentoring of people as little genuine as the Groves.In summary, Phil Grove's program will not work for 95% of the people that enroll on it, and out of the other 5%, it will mostly help those that end up in Phil's team.