Jake, a non-profit has many doors to it, I didn't look it up, but a 501C3 is a non-profit, charitable services, a B may be for the public benefit, Steve H could look that up, but, besides the designation;Search here for non-profit, I had discussed doing hosuing as a non-profit having been there.

Institutional investors and street level investors usually do not approach the matter of repair and defects from the same angle.

I've noticed that people on BP tend to favor this approach, but on many other forums people would never cash out for a number of reasons.

And I'm probably one of the few with such an aggressive approach.

We mastered the team approach and consequently taught me the cog-in-a-wheel approach.

I'm not sure about the bandit sign method since these areas are all in designated cities where there are applicable regulations against it.

I'm trying to designate a part of the city in which I'd focus most of my investing efforts into.

Who said that many of today's commercial centers have been designed in the late 1990s or early 2000s, and after a few years, they are already out of date.

. :)I like Jackie's win-win approach, with some tweaking for compliance. :)

It's just laughable to imagine a scenario where I have to start designation certain parts of the yard.