I think all of the neighborhood associations publish minutes.

Published in 1962, many of Friedman's theories presented in Capitalism and Freedom have since been adopted worldwide.Freakonomics, Steven D.

Allowing too many could cause increased fire hazard (people to escape, combustibles in unit) and put more wear and tear on the unit, being too limiting can open discrimination claims and put affordable housing out of the reach of the very low income.HUD seems to be 2 per bedroom plus one in the living room, but I say set it at what seems reasonable to you, publish it, and consistently enforce it.I would word it this way: Number of adults (over 18) limited to two; total family size limited to three.

I'll try to reach out to the BP team and see if they would be interested in publishing it.

Toledo would be well advised to use the same approach as this would net both private and investment properties as well as identify those the public identifies as an eye sore.Parting thought for you - below is a recent lead paint article that was published 1/25/2023 and from my view is the reason we will never see a city devoid of a lead paint ordinance...children are being lead poisoned and this is not a result we can permit or promote as a society (what you permit, you promote).My personal portfolio is lead-safe certified, the process is pretty simple provided the structure would pass a Sect 8 inspection, and I am very supportive of our LMHA voucher program so they are all renovated to that standard anyway.https://www.13abc.com/2023/01/...TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo City Council passed an ordinance that declared lead a public health emergency and replaced the existing chapter of Toledo Municipal Code with a new one aiming to help those impacted by lead exposure.According to the World Health Organization, no level of lead exposure is safe and it can have a devastating impact on children.

My first deal was a house hack and I ran the numbers on 100+ properties and read 15 real estate books (many from BP publishing). 

And I just got to that same fact in the "Ultimate Beginner's Guide" book, published by BP, as I was reading last night.

If it's a public auction on a foreclosure, you'll see what the "reserve" is on the notice of sale (non judicial) once published.

I'll call them back when I have some time and see what they have to say.They also keep emailing me and texting me asking for a testimonial, and I haven't because I'm certain they don't want to publish what I have to say.

Is there an audio version available?