After a month and a half without official economic data, the Fed's language and tone will offer critical insight into the path forward.

Luckily we were able to find language in the borough code that not only allows for continued use of the nonconforming structure, but permits rebuild on the original foundation in the event of destruction so as long as it’s done within 18 months.

The purchase contract must have the correct language so that the buyer agrees to sign the 1031 exchange documents at no additional cost.

Adding language to your lease doesn't accomplish anything unless you train your tenants on it, that's why signing a lease with us takes over an hour.

Right now all we have is narrow/ weak AI: Siri, facial recognition, ChatGPT, autonomous driving, language translation, rapid data processing and machine learning.

This is a fairly common practice among condo associations here, but I'm not sure how standardized the language is or if there would be an angle there.  

This would be done in a normal residential kitchen — no commercial appliances.I’m trying to figure out whether I should allow this or not, and I’d like to hear what others have experienced.Here are the key details and concerns:• Type of business: cottage-food style baking (sourdough)• No employees• Potential issue: customers picking up from the property• Main concerns:– Liability if someone gets sick or injured on property– Violation of “residential use only” lease language– Parking/traffic impacting the other unit– Increased wear/tear, fire risk, or sanitation issues– My insurance not covering business activity• Alaska does allow cottage food operations, but as the property owner, I know I can still be on the hook if something goes wrong.I don’t necessarily want to shut her down completely — it sounds small-scale — but I also don’t want to open myself up to unnecessary risk.For those who’ve allowed or denied similar situations:- Would you allow a tenant to run a small sourdough/baking business?

It might take a couple extra conversations, but there are lenders out there with more reasonable language, especially for repeat borrowers.

After you understand the rules and you do not see any explicit language or restrictions on MTRs or LTRs with owner occupancy, you can lean into options like a roommate agreement or an owner occupied lease for your new renter.

But if you can make it hyper-local, customizable, and dead simple to use, then it’s less about competing with ChatGPT and more about giving investors a tool that speaks their language in their market.Curious — how are you thinking about the renovation cost side?