Another one I recently read and enjoyed is "Million Dollar Habits" by Robert Ringer.

Sort of your "day-in-a-life" or successful daily routines, habits you've built up over the years that work effectively for you.

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We are repairing rotting, moldy floor joists, a condition that extends through the floors of the other unit, due to years of leaks and neglected maintenance by the previous owner.I have explained to my tenant that the unit is not suitable for habitation because of the mold and rot, and that these issues cannot be repaired on her side while it's occupied.

I haven't seen or bought a true 10 cap since 2005 outside of rehab only, non-habitable ghetto apts you have to pro forma.The key is to know your market cap and scoop up what is above that with arbitrage.

They aren't harming you and unless you can address the users actual post, stop commenting about how bad and evil wholesalers are.

If this is done to a sizable area then structures that were not previously at risk are now put into harm's way.I don't think people are opposed to looking at elevations.

L&I deemed the place unfit to live because of the damages, we escaped the inferno without any bodily harm and went to stay with my daughter until we found suitable housing.

If they wanted to be on time they would be and if you don't train this habit out of them it will become the norm.Some other people have commented about it's just a few days, so don't upset the tenant.

Personal finance and saving should be a larger component of the REI discussion, and it seems that Tony got started with a lot of good saving and living habits.