Make sure they store only in the designated space and that it doesn't overflow.

Houses are designed for it.

We we stand today is that our occupancy is trending back up and we've done about $1.8mm in upgrades.

Remember, buyers will assess the design and quality of the home before making an offer.

But if units are new they can be designed to handle duct work.

As a result, the trend in my area is for gigantic, luxurious laundromats to spring up all over the place and are taking business away from the smaller mom and pop stores.

I wish I could see more of a future upward trend, but it is just so hard for me to see.

I want to know what kind of people came up with this and didn't spend the time to consider the risks to the homeowners.I mean I respect and understand the need to protect people who are financially disadvantaged especially since I was one of them myself but seems a little bit lopsided to build a program designed to protect those in most need that will risk pulling down people who have overcome these things.

Especially if you're rehabbing the older homes that hipsters are flocking to if the rehabs are high-design... it's easy to over improve the designs plus, you never know what you're going to find once you open up the walls!!

It seems like cost segregation has been a hot topic since podcast episode 689 and I'm going to keep that trend going.