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After my inspection for a condo, radon levels were high.

Your portfolio and goals really do tell the story, it’s a mix of equity position and what I’m trying to tee up next.

How can one go in the business at these levels?

On cue - 30 year primary rates have reached 6.19% - Wow.
How do you think this will impact your market? We continue to anticipate robust demand as affordability improves. 

The city level is out of he question for us and I assume we are too small to effect federal Gets tricky at the city level for sure.

I have a question about the tenant review part you mentioned.Is it actually possible to find out things like a tenant’s age, income level, or DHCR registration history before making an offer?

As we move further into the season, buyers remain intentional, sellers are adjusting to shifting inventory levels, and overall volume reflects the normal late-year slowdown.

They retested the radon levels and they were as low as 0.9.

I was an REI before I started it, and immediately noticed most REIs didn't have a great hold on their numbers and/or managing their cash flow.It all starts with having proper bookkeeping in place at the entity-level, property-level, and sometimes the door-level.