This one is odd so I thought I would post it here see if anyone can help me.

Even if you have a tenant now, odds are that you'll have a new one in a year or two, and you won't have any assistance from the seller.

Tell them it can be fixed, but the odds of matching the grout don't outweigh the strength of the current one.

I just finished up reading a bio of Roosevelt and it went into some depth on how the farmers of that era were against the gold standard so the inflation would help them pay less over time (buying power).What are your thoughts on the gold standard?

I lost my time, I lost to inflation, and I took tremendous risk to do it.What I would do with this (all the numbers are the sellers, btw) is try my best to ascertain what the seller paid for it and/or what they've got financed (what they really NEED) in order to make my best guess of what break-even looks like for them.

In time, with an amortizing loan and inflation, you will get back above water.

If we wait another 10-15 to change without adjusting it in some way to inflation, we will have deterred way too much investment and some will have chosen to cut back on their amount of labor and earnings potential.

Oddly, they only gave me ONE DAY to make the best and final.

What if you could offer them 3 times that much $3,750.00 + $1,250.00 or $5K a full 5% What are the odds that the number of RE Agents you work with would increase?

I eventually noticed that I would occasionally see these odd-looking black ants with long legs on my dashboard or in soda cups when I forgot to throw them out.