Let’s start with a few notable facts:26% of all renters in Worcester and 17% of residents citywide don’t own or have access to a private automobile.In downtown Worcester, 41% of renters and 38% of all residents don't have access to a private vehicle.Buses in Worcester became fare-free in 2020 and are currently slated to remain that way through June 2025.It's challenging to charge an electric car if you live on the third floor of a triple-decker and don’t have access to a driveway.Do people choose not to have cars?

@Travis TimmonsAgree 100%.....the way to compromise with my wife was that she wanted a new car.

In my experience the governmental liens don't drop off with the sale so depending on where the properties are you can have issues with city liens like mowing, cleanup, demolition, etc.IRS so far has not been an issue for me....and I have bought property with IRS liens, but it is nice to know if they do have IRS liens.So far I have not purchased anything with lender liens on them....everyone says those get wipe out, but I can't believe that is automatic. 

A 3 car garage in the back is just waiting for us to add electric doors and rent it out.

If your property in DC becomes owned by an LLC, you will automatically become subject to rent control. 

Friend of mine today said his housekeeper called and said her car got repossessed and had all of the cleaning supplies in it. 

Quote from @Carly Cohen: Kristi-I read your book, I love what you’re doing with apartments and hotels.

I would put the student loan on an automatic minimum payment plus some comfortable, but not too large, additional principal payment (if available) per month, then forget about it.

You guy made those changes and the premium went up more than double and you charge the customer credit card automatically.

We showed how to build tradelines  for their credit.They each have one credit card each, one has a car loan.