I’m a disabled Army Veteran who is just starting my journey in real estate investing.I joined this community to connect with like-minded individuals, learn from seasoned investors, and build relationships that will help me grow into a successful investor.

Here in Maine, it routinely gets deep into the negative temperatures in winter, so lack of power/heat/hot water can quickly become a health and safety issue, especially if there are small children/elderly or those with health issues in the building.

It’s not a chatbot and it doesn’t sound robotic—it’s a natural-sounding voice assistant that:- Handles routine phone calls & inquiries 24/7 - Qualifies leads so you only spend time on high-intent sellers - Books appointments directly in your calendar - Always transfers to a human when a personal touch is needed This gives you more time for the “belly-to-belly” meetings that actually close deals.I’m looking for two things: 1.

Many live on disability or section 8.

Honestly, if it weren’t for my routine walk-throughs, I could probably go years without setting foot in some of them.

Routines compound.6.

Hi, RichardThank you very much for the advice based on your experience, which is very helpful for me to move forward.If you were the owner of the following house, how much do you estimate routine maintenance/repair costs and cash reserve per year?

The Program was designed to help people with disabilities, including seniors and people with mental illnesses and substance use disorders, find and maintain housing.

Finishing the BasementChicago allows unfinished basements to be listed as “storage” or “rec” areas until you pull permits for a legal unit.You can get some tax benefits for unfinished or disabled units, but those disappear once you officially permit it as a rental.4.

@Karen Spriggs    To show that a requested modification may be necessary, there must be an identifiable relationship, or nexus, between the requested modification and the individual’s disability.