Quite literally written into the books for every generation to re-read and absorb.

You're not asking the moon, you're asking what literally every other landlord is asking for. 

But literally no one else has ever stopped by with coffee to just chat with the owner to find out the ground truth, and the repairs/upgrades needed are mostly aesthetic.  

When I made my first visit to the beach at Santa Monica and saw how the homeless lived (on the beach) with access to showers (again on the beach), I literally flashed back to all those homeless people I would see in NYC freezing in the winters,  trying to warm themselves on the subway grated vents.  

If it's literally just that...that doesn't make sense. 

I have literally seen a 3 unit building that was $500k at one point get a roof leak doesn't fix it and it drips water through all 3 units making a giant hole in the building rotting out wood, etc. where you can see from 3rd floor to basement through the hole.

Since we have experienced a fire and literally renovated the entireeeee place...from electrical to plumbing to a new roof...new floors, bathrooms, etc.

These specific areas if the home has a basement,most stay away from buying it, unless they are interested in a indoor underground (literally) pool when it rains.

Aka probably South Akron, which is literally the worst part of Akron.

Buy former colleague a six pack of beer for his time.Just today (literally 30 min ago) I had an assistant underwriter call me to verify current employment for one of my own borrowers.