Always good to have a few in rotation to have someone who is hungry for work.3) Make sure your comps are appropriate for the neighborhood.

Meaning it's of no financial strain on you to have that guidance and representation in the transaction and help you make that big purchase, rather than feeling like you are poking around in the dark.

In the podcast they talk about rotating your money so you always have your money working for you but have a plan to always get it back. 

I use the smart key locks by Kwikset, and just rotate the keys rather than the locks.And yes, absolutely change the locks upon turnover. 

@Peter Sukits my main focus is rotate park, spring dale.

I have also done well rotating in and out of “vaccine” stocks, essentially airlines and hotels that move up whenever there is news about vaccine.

They will be required to follow safety protocols that can be expensive, putting additional strain on budgets stretched thin by the pandemic-ravaged economy.

(haven't been able to figure out if I should go for the longest possible payoff period)Investments in aggressive stocks of $150,000 that I plan to rotate out into property once the wave of foreclosed and distressed properties start to hit the market.Access to $100,000-$200,000 of funds at a 5% interest rate as needed.Every two years I take out a 0% interest rate promo credit card and carry a large balance on it until the end of the period at which point I pay it off.

I’m seeing firms potentially switching to rotations in the office and WFH in the short and possibly long term.

@Patrick Strain what are your long term goals?