************************************************************************** Seattle renters score big as landlords dangle freebies to fill empty apartments Originally published June 25, 2018 at 6:00 am Updated June 25, 2018 at 9:48 am https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/..."

@Chris Emmanuel I was originally working a W2 and flipping on the side.

Or can I just state that their credit score falls well below my minimum threshold?

Originally posted by @Larry Caper:@Ann Bellamy If you do not mind, could you please go into detail of what macroeconomical trends you follow/analyze/shift through when determining where we're at in a cycle?

Originally posted by @Mark Sewell:Attend local meetups and get new spouse.... kidding, kidding....

Originally posted by @Aly Vizcarra:Welcome Jack! 

What if you wouldn’t typically rent to this person (employment , credit score , etc) and now he’s on the lease, they split, and he’s a problem and won’t leave bc “he is on the lease”.

Hi AaronThe original owners are retiring and are wanting to travel.

Originally posted by @Michael Pham:You could argue the the activity is not regular and continuous enough in order to be considered a trade or business, so it would be a capital gain. 

Originally posted by @Brian Ploszay:Mudjacking raises concrete, but I question if the weight of the house is too much for this application.