I mean come on, when the pain of fighting through 5+ mins in freezing water is the worst part of the day, it makes all the "no f*%# you I'm not selling my house" a little bit easier to take!! 

You are not only fighting to keep the guests happy, but you are also keeping the landlord happy.

I spend most of my time acquiring properties and fighting with banks to qualify for loans.

Being in FoCo you'll have some more restrictions to fight through but there are numerous ways to do it.

I own several units here and if the associations aren't fighting investors they provide a good return.Feel free to message me if you have specific questions.

Meanwhile, everyone else fights over the new listings that come out at great prices (these usually get 10-15 offers within a few hours).I do a lot of marketing for buyers, and I am finding new cash buyers all the time.

Rather than spend a lengthy period fighting with the community organization on what should be a reasonable variance request, I would like to satisfy the ground level commercial requirement with a space that has the appearance and would function as a home office (which is how this space would likely be designed and used anyway even if the zoning requirement did not exist).

Luckily I screamed help and some other unknown guys came up and started fighting with the ring leader.

I WAS ONCE HAPPY HEALTHY AND NOW TO LIVE AND FIGHT THIS POISON INSIDE ME IS A DAILY BATTLE.

As far as not being taken seriously and fighting the old boy's clubs: shut down.