Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Samuel Sturt: Good evening guys! 

I recently had a tenant put a charcoal grill in their attached storage closet with hot coals still present - which ofcourse resulted in carbon monoxide filling the closet, and then the house.

Using Charcoal inside a house is a very way to end up dead from the carbon monoxide. 

Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @Michael Baum: I would also begin to wonder if this is something systemic with the area.

Quote from @John Carbone: Quote from @John Morgan: @Cathy BuiI do my rehabs with zero interest for a year credit card convenience checks from Citi.

@John Carbone I’ve never heard of the Mr.

I know guys with limited education who have done very well in business and REI, key point is there 60+ and started out 30+yrs ago when height of technology in commerce was the carbon paper used for taking C.C. payments and car-phones that weighed like 60lbs.

Converting underutilized office spaces into apartments or condos can help alleviate this issue.Sustainability: Conversions are often seen as a sustainable option since they repurpose existing structures rather than building new ones, which can help reduce the carbon footprint associated with new construction.Urban Revitalization: In some cases, conversions can play a key role in revitalizing city centers, attracting new residents and bringing more activity to these areas.Financial Incentives: In some cases, the financial return from converting an office building to a multifamily property can be greater than maintaining it as an office property, particularly in areas where the demand for office space is low.The conversion process involves significant architectural and construction work.

I also install a carbon monoxide detector as well.This month as it's the start of spring, I rent a paddle rake, power rake (dethatcher) and every 3 years I rent aerator.

Quote from @John Carbone: I think you want to be at 20 percent or more.