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Michael Temple Tenant asking for bug treatment
18 May 2018 | 73 replies
@Michael Temple I use the same techniques as in my day job working in mental health. 1.
Jasmine Russell Rages to riches, or at least fairly wealthy
28 October 2021 | 65 replies
U will have the following answers  4k a month to 100k a month.. with the overwhelming majority settling on 10k a month that seems to be the magic number for many many investors If I can just get to 10k a month.Myself back in the late 70s I thought if I could just make 5k a month I would have more money than I knew what to do with.But then reality hits  kids  self employment tax  having to buy your own health insurance..  
Alexander Hummerhielm New member from Stockholm, Sweden
8 April 2018 | 7 replies
Before I started studying real estate management I worked in the IT-business as an QA-engineer with developing the health care in countries in Africa (Uganda and Zambia mostly) and before that I studied electricity and energy for three years and worked as an electrician for about a year. 
Kate B. Buying a 4 plex with Absestos (vermiculite) insulation in attic
16 December 2015 | 32 replies
just minute amounts for short exposure may not lead to health problems.I have contracted asbestoes pneumonia beofre sanding linoleum backing,,,unknowingly,,,before I had it tested. 
Justin Whitfield Health?
15 May 2015 | 3 replies
Did you have any health or family issues that you had to overcome?
Mike Flora Possible tenant stating no pet fee
23 August 2017 | 11 replies
_____________If Yes, please provide a statement from a health or social service professional indicating that you have a disability and explaining how the animal is able to do work or perform tasks that alleviate one or more symptoms or effects of your disability.If No, please provide a statement from a health or social service professional indicating that you have a disability and how the animal alleviates the symptoms or effects.Please attach statement with any additional information and contract information for the professional completing the statement._______________________________________ _______________________Signature of Person Making Request Date_______________________________________ _______________________Signature of Person with Disability Date
Logan Bartlett Should landlord replace carpet after previous tentant dies?
21 May 2017 | 13 replies
As was pointed out; if there is no health or safety reason to replace the carpet (i.e., no bodily fluids from this death) then there is no reason to replace the carpet and steam cleaning it is a perfectly reasonable option to do between tenants.The bottom line is what is really bothering you is moving into a place where a person died. 
Garrett Fronk Thinking about flipping a meth house.
15 May 2018 | 4 replies
Is the house placarded by the health department? 
Account Closed Beach Rentals In Mexico
8 January 2016 | 10 replies
You can go to nice vacation spots in Mexico but there will be poverty near by. 
Wes Blackwell Sacramento Not on List of Best Markets for SFR Rentals - WTF?!?
8 April 2020 | 16 replies
You can get the entire entree out here for that.Longer term, if California doesn't bankrupt itself trying to give citizens of other countries free health care or provide cell phones to the homeless, and actually makes the vision of the California High Speed Rail a reality, or self-driving cars become mainstream and allow commuters to work on the road to work, then Sacramento will absolutely fricking explode with Bay Area commuters.But then again, we may have FAR bigger problems on the horizon, with automation, robots and AI set to replace as much as 73 million jobs by 2030.