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30 January 2019 | 2 replies
In just 20-30 minutes per day, you can get moving, get those creative juices flowing, improve your circulation, and boost your energy.
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31 January 2019 | 6 replies
Don't spend time, money, and energy making yourself look like a business before you're a business.
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4 February 2019 | 5 replies
you would have to do a formal assumption.. and if you have to do that why buy something with little to no equity.just becasue you can get motivated seller to sell .. if there is no real equity or apprecition why buy it. big risk and waste of your time and energy.
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1 February 2019 | 6 replies
@Jacob Lee Another option would be to spend more of your time and energy right now networking and connecting with people who do have knowledge of and access to off-market deals.
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7 February 2019 | 7 replies
My parents would probably say the same thing, haha, we have three boys 8,7,5 that are full of energy!
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4 February 2019 | 67 replies
I don't mean to not take it seriously and work to resolve the problem, but the anger is just wasted energy and might exasperate the situation.
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4 February 2019 | 40 replies
However in my opinion these same folks if they put that much time and energy into really any business would be successful ..
2 February 2019 | 6 replies
complete discussion at : https://airhostsforum.com/t/how-do-i-remove-these-...I am a Airbnb Host in Riverside, CA, I had two guests who is a couple, got 14 reviews with all 5 star, was on my house in Jan 3 to 5 , after they left for a while ,they come back without using Airbnb, knock my door and asked for help as they have no else where to go because of some life problemsso I let them stayed since JAN/12/2019 in a corner of my house for $10 per nighthowever they are not paying the rent since JAN/21/2019 and refuse to leave, since they were unable to pay at that time ,I let her give me her laptop to ensure she will make the payments later.this is where things getting out of control, she thinks she got an agreement , the girl was damaged my property and I have my other lodger text me about her unsafe behavior,threatening others, arguing, loud and noisy, which is still in my phone as proof.after this happened ,I have returned the laptop to her and she signed another document, state that the laptop is returned and no payment is paid.I already send her 3 days to quit notice on JAN/30/2019 and her “agreement” ends in FEB/09/2019, only the girl is on the agreement however her boyfriend is also staying.now she claims that she is mentally disabled ,and whatever she did was when she is not taking her medicine , and I cant refuse to rent to her just because she did not take medicine.she said that by not renting to her , but still renting to other person would be a discrimination, and she also think she can make me in problem as I rent a space that is not a actual bedroom.in this case, how do I move her out of my way?
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12 May 2020 | 24 replies
This is a headache for me and an added cost, and for tenants it's something they don't want to deal with- Oil has yearly maintenance due to soot, and it's a radiator system so there's pipes everywhere that could burst or rust out over time.Taking into account distribution, energy, transmission, and other miscellaneous charges, it would be $0.14073/kWh for electric pricing.Electric would give me (1) easy addition with an electrician running wiring, baseboard, and probably a new panel (2) no need to take care of an oil tank, and (3) no furnace to maintain at all, only a hot water heater.My biggest concerns is cost to operate.
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5 February 2019 | 8 replies
Get a full service PM if it’s a drain of her energy.