Lifestyles has several free workshops streamed live every month. https://freeworkshoplivestream...I consider their basic membership to be a no-brainer for anyone doing any kind of residential buy & hold investing.What I didn't expect when joining Lifestyles is that it would propel us into multifamily investing. 

I have heard of this and know the basics behind it, but for some reason it didn't enter my mind until it was brought about in this book to utilize it more. 

This is a furnished apartment in a well-located area, and I’ve taken care of the basics (cleaning, photos, Wi-Fi, etc.), but I want to go the extra mile to ensure great guest experiences and maximize occupancy. 

If I ever want a lever, I can put it back in.Hair clogs are pretty much inevitable with any drain over time, it doesn’t matter if it’s toe-touch, trip-lever, or even just a basic stopper.

I’ve seen so many of the same junky Amazon basics cookware, I went that route when I first started not knowing better but have pivoted.

I gave proper 30-day notice, but they’re now demanding an $800 termination fee, citing a clause that charges management fees for the rest of the tenant’s lease.The contract technically allows it casue it's unclear whether the penalty defined for the primary term is applicable for the month-month renewal stage, but it seems like a bad-faith trap — basically forcing me to keep paying as long as the tenant stays , even after the primary agreement ended. 

Now his voice AI agent will handle everything from motivated seller inquiries(capturing property details + asking price) to contractor callbacks(schedules estimates)Basically it's you answering 24/7.

@Jithu JoySince the website is basically no longer there I would say stay away…

I am seeing crazy pricing for some basic stuff and have to be going to the wrong people... a plumber wanted $7500 for a new rental grade tub/shower!

Hey all —I’m a software developer (formerly worked with data suppliers for JLL, Cushman, etc.).I recently launched a dashboard that tracks geo-distributed sentiment timelines — basically, how the tone of real estate news and commentary shifts across U.S. cities week by week.It’s meant to help spot early momentum changes — upswings, fear, etc.It’s not a product I’m pushing right now, but I’d love to know:Would this kind of tool help you in your research, investing decisions, or deal timing?