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In both situations I encourage people to create "buffers" between themselves and their partners/investments.

Any advice or words of encouragement?

Thank you for your encouraging and true advice.

Marriott has a chain of 7 new "feature" hotels in the world targeting Millennials providing social environments on the main level and tiny hotel rooms.

I think the notification feature would be great for them!

That being said, I decided to go with Buildium since it has the accounting features I need (no need for QBO with Buildium) as well as full property management features that will scale with me as I grow. 

An Opportunity zone (OZ) is tax-favored investment for people with capital gains.6-pages in the tax document in the new 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs ActGoal to encourage long term investments in low-income communities across the US.

Once the site work is complete and the one, two, or three bedroom M.A.Di. home arrives on site it can be assembled in one day making it convenient for homeowners and investors who want a guaranteed completion date and ideal for disaster relief situations.It sounds like the company is currently experiencing some growing pains and finalizing some finishing features and design options, but it is exciting to see this type of product gaining traction.For more information check out: https://www.madihome.com I'm Thom Wesley. 

Some of you may already know the humble beginnings of Memphis Invest, and if you don't, I highly encourage you to listen to the first few episodes of Kent Sr.'