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truly shocking from username1488

exactly.  big pharma companies like pfizer get FDA approved while scrappy start-ups like J&J are stuck with emergency use auth

You can also just reject the rent payments and file an unlawful detainer. Tenant can't force a month to month tenancy just by sending you rent checks. Wow this is bar exam deja vu

i was joking obviously about showing the house every day, but entering a property w/ proper notice to show to prospective buyers is not a constructive eviction i assume seller is just worried about tenants damaging the property

It is harder than it sounds to recruit in Texas. One of our competitors (with worldwide presence) recently opened an office in Austin and is recruiting for it. They're offering 400k signing bonus if you go to the Austin office.

You know it is basically meaningless for tax purposes where a company's "HQ" is right? 

Seller is going about this all wrong. Just hold an open house every day of the week until tenants leave.

~300 out of 10000+ Tesla employees in state are moving. I think your tax revenue will be alright.

cash out refi is not like selling shares to realize gains.  you're just borrowing money from the bank with your home equity as collateral. 

You can buy a Tesla online from Texas the same way anyone else does.

in theory if they make a car in texas and want to sell it to a texan they will have to ship it out of state to do so but they don't currently make cars in texas and even when they do they are still going to have the fremont plant going

there is always inflation after a global crisis.  why is this a surprise?

elon musk leaving?  no spin needed

100% of Covid-19 fatalities were people with recent exposure to dihydrogen monoxide

If the house has a tenant they may be marketing more to investment buyers who would be more interested in the cash flow than the specific details of the interior

cost of education is location dependent too college still costs students money.  colleges still compete with one another for students and one metric of that competition is price.  dept of ed is just injecting liquidity into that market.  it's not that different conceptually from the treasury...

maybe we should eliminate fannie and freddie to make housing more affordable

prices would go down because demand would go down.  that's not the same thing as "more affordable." (actually it would be a direct result of educational financing becoming less affordable, ironically).  education also has societal benefits.  we all benefit when more people are more educated. ...

with interest i think my education will end up costing well over $500k

foot locker recently opened a large standalone store like this about a block from me.  it was formerly an american apparel.  there are lines around the block any time there is a shoe "drop".  also the occasional shooting.  they seem to be doing pretty good business though.