The good news is the skills needed to be a real estate agent are often the same sort of skills that are  transferable across many industries. 

I subscribe to the local newspaper or free paper online, receive daily newsletters, ask my agent about the news around town for real estate, roads, new employers etc.

This is freakin awesome News. 

On the good news side rates are around  3.625 - 3.75% +3 points for a 30 year lock (they promote ARMS for rentals but am planning on hold these at least 20 yearsso want the long term lock).

The new rules limit short-term rentals in residential areas to owner-occupied properties only (must have a homestead exemption in place), places caps on rentals in commercial and mixed-use buildings, and bans them outright in most of the French Quarter and the entire Garden District.See these links:  https://www.nola.com/news/article_c390da62-ba00-11e9-b876-237e289ed3ef.htmlhttps://www.wdsu.com/article/new-orleans-city-council-approves-new-rules-for-short-term-rentals/28639928https://www.nola.gov/short-term-rentals/

I have a tenant with first, last and security deposit on hand and is willing to get her mother to sign a notarized statement that she provides for her daughter and helps with her bills that is the good news the bad news is her income is low as compared to the rent, basically her income is about the same as the rent.

Good news, we put everything on hold for 3 months paid a credit repair place that was A+ on BBB and took care of some small debts.  

The good news.... if you do exactly that, you can fire your PM and stop paying their fee because you’re doing it yourself and you’re better at it. 

So, more good news right? 

Would be cool to have news