So we essentially re-program or alter current programming.There are a lot of things in NLP that can be molded to investing.

That advantage can translate into quicker growth or plugging holes during recessions by isolating and eliminating low performers or paying off higher grade individuals.

Only buying on appreciation really translates to "This deal isn't as good as it could be if it cash flowed."  

However when I choose a property im considering putting and offer on, I run into issues like existing tenant or vacant with repairs needing to be made before rent ready which is essentially what I’m looking for to force the equity myself.The problem is that I’m unable to find PM or contractors willing to translate what the inspections are showing, what needs to be dealt with, and for how much before closing.  

;-) Can someone translate this into English for us non internet business savvy individuals?

Also if you write the same message on every letter then maybe try altering what you put in the letters to see if that works better for you. 

If I did, I'd just alter my number parameters (buy/sell points, # of redundant inventory) and still have a good business model.Essentially what happens is:1) Large enough experience in enough markets2) Large enough buildup of gold (that's what us basement dwellers call money in WoW!)

I had to alter the one they had there because they originially made some false assumptions which I believe I cleared up in my version.You can play around with the numbers, interest rates, etc. and you can see which one is the best. 

There is no app, but I have built a wonderful community of investors that is life altering.

Everything I've read does not indicate it would be a problem except for this link: https://www.hklaw.com/en/insig...Thank youSB9 can be implemented in a Coastal Zone:"(k) Nothing in this section shall be construed to supersede or in any way alter or lessen the effect or application of the California Coastal Act of 1976 (Division 20 (commencing with Section 30000) of the Public Resources Code), except that the local agency shall not be required to hold public hearings for coastal development permit applications for a housing development pursuant to this section."