I was just explaining to my dad how I was replacing facia on a 90's house that was just completely dry-rotted because the houses use that cheap pre-textured wood trim.

It has some interesting texture and the walls are painted green.

I'm basing my assumptions off of what we do for our deals.From what I have heard investors with GC say is he is still his collecting his management fees and keeping his $40 million jet.

Nice job looking very nice keep it up I'm new to this haven't done first deal jet I'm just preparing myself for the end of this year knowledge is so powerful thanks guys at BP and all this wonderful community.

People like to debate it like they are the Sharks vs the Jets but in reality it's The red Rock-em-sock-em robot vs the Blue one. 

Then I’d set aside about $3mm for my startup costs: Office leasing, my securities counsel buddies from Cravath...Bloomberg terminals and jet leasing.

My private jet is taking me to the Amalfi coast this weekend so that I can come back on Monday morning to study to get my real estate license.

For me it is an experience.It's just like some people eat stuff that tastes like cardboard for food just to keep themselves going and others really can tell when they are eating something amazing with all the colors, textures, layers of flavors with the food.

Understanding the 50% rule will create an understanding of maintenance/cap ex.In the last 2 weeks: I have replaced 3 hot water heaters (one under warranty that was only 2.5 years old), one of the water heater failures took out the kitchen (insured), got one RE sewer jetted, rebuilt 2 fences, made a new screen for a window, replaced one side of the frame of a garage door opening, removed 2 giant trees, added 3 sister beams to a garage roof. 

And the "rules" only apply to the "commoners" while the elitist fly on huge jets.