This prohibition does not apply to a landlord, property owner, or property manager who demonstrates by a preponderance of the evidence to a court that the resident was offered, and refused or failed to comply with, a re-payment plan that was reasonable based on the individual financial, health, and other circumstances of that resident; failure to provide a reasonable repayment plan shall be a defense to any lawsuit or other attempts to collect.

You can say that those 3 stocks hold the biggest companies, but they're too big to fail so either way those stocks will never plummet and most likely wont reflect on the majority of how buissnesses are doing which is more reflective of how the economy is doing.

Trying to close on our first 4 unit this week. Everything has gone relatively perfectly until now. We got the appraisal back Monday, and although it was at the exact valuation we wanted, and didn't require any changes...

It worked for a while and then that pump failed so now it was all up to the sump pump; but as I said the tenants never really complained. 

I first thought that perhaps the listing was old and the agent simply failed to remove it but then I realized you had just walked the property.

I learned a lesson some time ago of riding the coat tail of the 2% and it has never failed me, or the 2% as they seem to always be in the know on whats coming.

It's intended to be a humorous expose of my failings (learning opportunities??)

We have gone through many small ventures together that have ultimately failed, (like Amazon FBA, small private money lending etc.).

All have failed

It's probably good to start off doing things manually, so this way you know all the things to do in case those systems fail...plus it is easier for you to teach to someone else if you outsource certain tasks too.