When Florida went crazy during Covid, Brevard was a tad more measured (excluding a few places that went nuts, such as Satellite).2.

We had to install a camera to hold them accountable to clean up their dishes. 

Now there is rarely a dish not done.  

I am looking for a washer/drying (for clothes not dishes) that are designed to be installed in a kitchen under the cabinets.I know this is VERY unusual for Canada which is why I am having a hard time finding such a thing, but it is very common in Europe and Asia.I have a very small apartment with no washer/dryer and the cost to run the plumbing and electric is prohibitive so if I can fit one under the kitchen counters next to the sink it would make my life much easier.Anyone know of a model available in Canada?

@Dalton Summers Add another one to that list I bought my first rental at 19 and it was a BRRRRR while I was washing dishes.

So it's been a while, and I'm beginning to get a pretty clear picture of total costs, as well as projected room rates and expected income, so I thought now would be a good time to start throwing some numbers out.The total cost paid out of pocket to Homeroom, after the purchase of the house, will be around $24,818That includes about $8,480 for various purchases including furniture, appliances, kitchen stuff - dishes etc , smart locks and thermostats.

And I copied that idea for the core of my portfolio (although I also invest in alot of passive deals as well, in the satellite portion for a core-satellite approach).

The dish washer sounded like it was at or near the end of its life anyway.

., I know I don't need to spend $1k on an accountant that works typically with > $1m NW individuals, but beyond that, I really have no idea what a reasonable amount to dish out would be, given my tax situation. 2) What type of professional/service should I be looking for - a CPA, a H&R Block "tax professional", something else?

The family viewed the house, loved it, and requested that I install satellite TV and add it to the costs, which I did.