
23 November 2018 | 5 replies
As a result, the city as a whole, was cleaned up but at the expense Kensington, which saw an influx of drugs, garbage, and homeless encampments.

19 September 2018 | 73 replies
We hired guys to take out the garbage.

26 January 2020 | 12 replies
Its the stove the city cracks down on, as you can work around this by installing a wet bar which can include a sink and fridge,does not include a stove, built-in microwave, dishwasher, a garbage disposal, or a gas line.With the second kitchen your house would act more like a duplex with two units rather than a house with roommates, in practice the pwnership experience is pretty different when you have a separate entrance and separate dwelling units.

20 May 2024 | 5 replies
@William StricklandCalculate deals you can use a simple calculator, the issue is typically never the calculator but the data that is input into the calculatorGarbage in = garbage out and this is where experience and knowledge come into play.

25 March 2021 | 78 replies
We did some homework and here's what we found in regards to the Chicago company that supposedly is selling garbage product:- 47 homes were purchased through our network from 2011-2012- Those homes are currently 100% occupied- Average cap rate: 9.2% - No one has changed property management- 75% of those purchases (32) were leveraged so the price they paid was verified by independent local appraisers supported by open market comparables.- Real Wealth Network has not received one complaint about this team.Anyone with more specific questions about those properties, feel free to message me.Thanks for listening everyone and I really appreciate all the support I've received in private messages. :-)

15 October 2021 | 645 replies
They would throw trash all over the property and cut garbage bags.

10 April 2023 | 9 replies
Whereas when I do this in a market where I'm invested and some others I'm interested in, there are maybe a few dozen listings at best, and 80-90% of what's not booked is either garbage or too expensive.

15 March 2018 | 55 replies
Garbage?

25 July 2023 | 48 replies
I would look at 2017-2019 and use those years to compare and throw 2020-2022 in the garbage as those years are artificially inflated