If you need proof of this, go visit a children's cancer hospital.

Think about it: COVID has forced a lot of businesses to do more remote work which means many people can work from anywhere they want, as long as they have internet and good cell phone connection.

Mine is I got my real estate license, in the middle of a cancer scare.

I did not have time to read the entire post I'm just sitting in my car on my cell phone with a flat tire on the side of the road lol.

One lady raised her hand and said that since some people have watches with alarms on them (this was 1990 so no cell phones yet!)

Originally posted by @Jim Spatzenfeld:@James HamlingYeah, construction costs have gone through the roof.Republicans scared away cheap Mexican workers with their wall that Mexico paid for.Democrats added new building codes to make homes even more unaffordable, like here in CA all new homes must have Solar cells, and not just a couple, it must be enough to make the house net-zero (produce as much as the house uses), as well as many other new code to make sure only millionaires will be left to buy a new house here.Lumber more than doubled in the last two month. 7/16 OSB (plywood) was always $8-$10 per sheet, now its $27 at Home Depot. 

Also look for any damages.Document with cell photos and take those to the closing table.If not, I would refuse to close until those situations are remedied. 

I think the only $5 sub you can still get is cold cut, which, I'm pretty sure, will give you some sort of (butt) cancer if you eat it enough times...

I was actually planning to go to Volkswagon for the next one before I started questioning my car strategy.In an era of cell phones, the easy availability of Lyft/Uber, and a AAA-plus tow-anywhere-within-a-150-mile-radius membership for $85 per year, the logical reasons behind owning your nice truck and paying all the expenses associated with it aren't anywhere near as logical as they used to be.

We purchased a cell phone based wireless alarm system that we place in our units when vacant.