I couldn’t afford all cash but i would be able to show funds to show I can pay both places for a couple of years without going broke.

I saw another girl post that this is basically a place for the pros and us newbies have a hard time getting in... what are your thoughts?

On the other hand there are those who think they are broke because their employees are greedy and don't pay them enough.

For us the condo pretty much broke even on a cash flow basis for the 16 years that we held it and sometimes it lost a little bit.

but space saving of no furnace .. plus tankless water heater.. makes for some pretty nifty space savings they are a little intrusive on the walls but they are also 50% more efficient so owners will save bunch  over the life of owing these Green homes and for tenants you would probably keep tenants in areas were UTLS are expensive compared to other more moderate climates.Only issue i would see for the average tennant is each room has its own controller that is like a TV remote.. i could see those go missing and or broke.. ?  

If you didn’t care about its terms for 45 days, then you broke the lease first, not the tenet.

I believe it's another word for 'unemployed')-Sob stories of any kind, especially when they talk about being broke-Not having the security deposit and first month's rent at the time of lease signing-If they ask if they can sublease the apartment -For my larger apartments, if they state they're going to search for roommates to fill any other rooms and they don't even know these 'potential roommates'-If they ask for a lower monthly rent price-If they're  disrespectful during the viewing.

That reminds me of high school and girls going "she's such a slut" - which they only say because they're jealous.

Re/Max broke the "system" years ago by offering very high commissions to their agents. 

(stupid-gov-policies>broke-gov>high-inflation>crazy-real-estate-prices) But yeah, in the meantime it’s pretty annoying!