I think they got used to spending all sorts of money, and when they have to cut back, they want to cut back on rent.

Also, in terms of the cost, we want to cut down and looking for options like bump-out which could cost us less since it doesn't involve touching existing roof and foundation and use this bump-out to add the bathroom.

Also, in terms of the cost, we want to cut down and looking for options like bump-out which could cost us less since it doesn't involve touching existing roof and foundation and use this bump-out to add the bathroom.

Straight to the bank so you know exactly who is at fault if rent is not received.

If you are just getting started, it's best to cut your teeth with a team.

There was a tree we needed to cut down (very costly) and it bordered the property next door which the city owned.

@Kim Meredith Hampton We are looking at 2-4 units MF right now as we want to stay on the residential side as we started rather than straight to commercial.

I pay a fortune for water, have implemented many cost saving features... but my best was inserting a pressure regulator, (after seeing a kitchen faucet jump) Saves on the life pipes and cuts down on the amount of water released per second.

But these laws seem to be strongly trying to make wholesaling illegal through other means, so that a brokerage gets a cut.

Although, I was putting in a lot of work I feel like I can be more productive if I cut off the time I spend CONSUMING social media.