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Feeling Nothing but Grateful

Feeling Nothing but Grateful

Feeling Nothing but Grateful   As I’m writing this to you, I am speeding toward Atlanta at a rate of 556 mph. Currently, I’m 27,988 feet in the air and somewhere between San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Florida. To my left are my oldest and middle sons. To my right sit Ashley, our youngest son and our daughter. All I know is we are somewhere over the Caribbean, and the monitor on the back of this...

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The rental market is changing

The rental market is changing

The rental market is changing   I’ve written to you recently about how the resale market is changing, but after doing some research this week, the rental market is changing, too. Let me tell you about it. This all started when I was talking to my friend and mentor, Bill Cook. He was up in Bartow County from his home in Florida because he had at least three rental properties that needed to...

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Bats, man

Bats, man

Bats, man   I thought I’d kick today off with something funny I saw. I’m not sure if it was a Far Side or just a random newspaper cartoon, but it was four grey haired ladies and Bruce Wayne in his superhero costume sitting at a bus stop, in that order, with a caption that read “Nanna, nanna, nanna, nanna, Batman!” I got a good chuckle out of that but, sometimes as a landlord you get calls...

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Full throttle

Full throttle

Full throttle   It is about to get busy around here. Normally, the rental side of our investing business is what you call semi-passive income. The reason it is “semi-passive” is two-fold. One is because each month there is some “work” associated with processing payments, updating books and sending out demand letters for late payments. I put work in italics because most of this can be...

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Something to rejoice over

Something to rejoice over

Something to rejoice over   It was chilly last night. I believe it got down to nearly 32 degrees. Normally that would be no big deal. My heat pump and insulation keeps my house at a nice 72 degrees this time of year with little effort. But last night, my family and I were not in our house. We were dwelling in tents. The reason for that is we are at the Feast of Tabernacles. And if you are...

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