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A ways back, I did a founders-only event sponsored by ExitRound on selling your company. It was off the record, so I won't go into anything we spoke about.
But there was one theme the audience told me from all 4 speakers. They didn't know selling was so emotional.
If you haven't sold a start-up before, you think it's a combination of a (x) milestone — a success and (y) money, or liquidity. And so it is.
But unless you sell in your first year or so, it's more. It's selling a piece of your life. Maybe it's like you're a painter, but you only get to paint 2 or 3 or 4 paintings your whole lifetime. It's more than just a transaction.
TechCrunch recently published a piece I wrote on this exact topic. More below.
The original post (with some edits thereafter) below was published here on TechCrunch:
Right after Adobe acquired EchoSign, I ran into a friend whose company had recently been acquired for several hundred million dollars (wow) after having raised very little capital. It was a great outcome. The acquirer was a public company, but not one you've likely heard of. I asked him if he had any regrets, learnings, etc.
"Well, no. It's a great deal. But it might have been nice if we'd been acquired by Oracle or IBM or more of a brand name."
Fair enough. If you're acquired by Waste Management Inc. for $200 million — even with its $20 billion-plus market cap — it really won't do quite the same thing for your resume as being acquired by Google and being made SVP of World Wide Something. It does sound pretty cool to get acquired for millions of dollars and then run Android, The Marketing Cloud, or Whatever Cool Sounding Job at Brand Name Acquirer. And maybe that will be cool. Clearly, Andy Rubin has had a great run at Google, for example.
The thing is, though, once you sell, It's Not Yours Anymore.
In a similar vein, not that long ago, I bumped into two more friends, one who had sold to someone Google-esque, another Adobe-esque. Both were coming up on 24 months after their acquisitions, having been given great VP-level jobs at their acquirers. I asked if selling to Those Great Companies really mattered two years on. Did it mean anything to them at an accomplishment level, at a life level, at a journey level?
They said no. It just didn't matter who they sold to 24 months down the road. They just didn't care. Not even one bit. Even though both were excited when they signed the deals to sell to a Great Tech Company.
What's my point?
- When You Sell, Sell For the Most Money. Period. Ignore the Logo. Don't leave any money on the table to join a Great Company Over a Good Company, or even a Crummy Company. You will care a lot at first. But I don't think you'll care 24 months later.
- Don't Take Your Post-Acquisition Job Too Seriously — If Only Because You'll Have No Idea What It Will Really Be. It may work out great. But most founders, unless they've lived and loved the BigCo life before, aren't really going to actually enjoy BigCo life. And you may not really have any idea what your job post-acquisition really will end up being.
- You Really Will Have No Idea Why They Bought You. Any BigCo could buy any of 100+ great companies a year. Why did they really buy you? They may not even care about your customers and revenues. Or they may care only about your customers and revenues. It may really be about the future. Or the past. More defensive, or offensive. You'll really have no idea. And corporate priorities change every year. They'll definitely change even just the first year after your deal closes. So if you sell, don't sell for whatever you see happening after Day 1 at the acquirer.
- The World Will Change So Much Over Your 24-36 Month Stay Period. Selling to LinkedIn over Waste Management may sound cool today. And it is. But if you're asked to stay for 36 months, that's an eternity in web time. Maybe in 36 months you won't really care about LinkedIn being cool. Maybe it won't even be cool anymore.
Having said all that, one key thing to make sure you do get right in any acquisition, because it can be so across the board, is the retention packages. If you do get acquired, the acquirer will put aside some extra consideration in the form of cash, stock, etc. to retain the team.
All things being equal, the great tech leaders (Google, Salesforce, etc.) that do a ton of acquisitions have the best retention packages. Generally, much better than the next tier, because they do a lot of M&A, and they want to make sure it works post-deal. So make sure you understand how the retention packages really work. In that sense, i.e. the sense of money, selling to Google or Salesforce may be a better idea than Yahoo! or Waste Management. Maybe.
I know it can sound very appealing — very desirable — to get acquired by Facebook, by Google, by Salesforce, by LinkedIn. By Any Very Hot Company. But you really think Kevin Systrom is so happy he sold for $1 billion to Facebook, looking at the WhatsApp guys?
The world changes so much, so quickly. And once you sell, it's not yours anymore.
If you do sell, do it for the money. Not the logo.


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Jimi Hendrix's 'Electric Ladyland' Turns 50 – A Look Back
"I was sort of set not to dig this LP," Tony Glover wrote in his review of Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland for Rolling Stone in 1968. "But I had to," he added. "Hendrix is a good musician."
It's interesting, and even amusing, to go back to a time when Hendrix wasn't a rock deity. In 1968 when he released his third album, he was still the hot new artist on the scene. His debut album, Are You Experienced?, was released less than two years earlier. Back then, he wasn't always mentioned in the lists of the greatest artists, guitarists or albums of all time. In the '60s, no one was really chronicling rock music in that way; no one really knew that it would have the staying power that it has enjoyed over the past five decades.
Today, Jimi Hendrix is such a cornerstone of rock music that it's impossible to overlook his accomplishments and his incredible discography. Classic rock radio still plays "Hey Joe" and "Purple Haze" and "Foxy Lady" and "All Along the Watchtower" frequently. He is a huge part of the foundation of rock and metal, but as much as he's been celebrated over the decades, in 2018, there's the danger of seeing him as a character in a music history book, as opposed to a vital artist who holds up to anyone who has come in his wake.
That would be a big mistake, particularly if you're a music fan. Taken out of the context of history (admittedly, that's hard to do with an icon of his magnitude), Jimi Hendrix's records are still mind-blowing listening experiences. That's especially true of Electric Ladyland. Like the Beatles, by '68, Hendrix was tired of the image that made him a superstar. Also like the Fab Four, his sense of experimentation led him on to greater glory and did so without causing him to lose any of his commercial appeal. Electric Ladyland, a sprawling double album, was his only LP to top the Billboard charts, and his cover of Bob Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" was his only U.S. Top 40 hit. (The album is currently getting a 50th-anniversary deluxe edition; pre-order the different incarnations of the reissue here.)
Hendrix has influenced nearly every guitarist and guitar-based band who has followed. Tony Iommi, Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, Carlos Santana, Zakk Wylde, Flea, Jack White, Kirk Hammett, Slash, Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders, The Edge, Dave Mustaine, Duane Allman, Vernon Reid, John Mayer, Sting, Robert Smith of the Cure and Ace Frehley: that's just a small list of some of the players who would be radically different players without Hendrix's inspiration. Our list of the 66 Best Hard Rock and Metal Guitarists ever (see the gallery below) is essentially a list of Hendrix disciples. At the very least, everyone on the list is impacted by someone who was influenced by Jimi Hendrix.
(Dave Mustaine, Dug Pinnick of King's X, Joe Satriani and members of Los Lobos are all among the artists on this year's just-announced Experience Hendrix tribute tour.)
Another six-stringer who is heavily influenced by Hendrix is Tom Morello. Morello said that he wants his recently-released solo album, The Atlas Underground, to be the "the Hendrix of now"; in other words, a guitar-based album that infiltrates the mainstream and speaks to today's youth culture. (Read our Atlas Underground review here) With that in mind, he worked with a number of collaborators to try different musical avenues. Hip-hop legends Big Boi, Killer Mike, RZA and GZA are on the album; it's not a big stretch to imagine that Hendrix would have appreciated how hip-hop, turntables and sampling manipulated sound and songwriting, in new ways. He also worked with EDM producers Steve Aoki and Bassnectar, and likewise, surely an experimental artist like Hendrix would have appreciated those artists as well. And yes, other guitar-based artists -- Gary Clark Jr. and Mumford & Sons' Marcus Mumford -- show up too.
Loudwire spoke to Morello about Electric Ladyland. "It's another link in the chain of a genius artist continuing to explore the endless imagination that he had, and his mastery of an instrument. He was in a lane entirely by himself that was miles above and apart from other electric guitar players of the era," says Morello. "One thing about Hendrix was that he really delved into the funk too. His right-hand grooves were devastating. 'Voodoo Child (Slight Return)' is one of the all-time heavy jams and it's like a union of man and guitar and mission that is the pinnacle of what you can do on the instrument. There were no boundaries to the ideas that he could express on the instrument, and it was really that record, more than any other, that exposes that."
It's true: Electric Ladyland goes from R&B ["Have You Ever Been (To Electric Ladyland)"] to psychedelic ["Burning of the Midnight Lamp"] to proto-metal ["Voodoo Child (Slight Return)"] to electric blues ["Voodoo Chile," featuring Traffic's Steve Winwood and the Jefferson Airplane's Jack Casady, the spiritual grandfather of Bonnaroo's all-star jams] to the free-form bonkers avant-garde jam "1983... (A Merman I Should Turn To Be)." It's not just that Hendrix seemed to be able to take on any genre, it's that he was a master at them all.
Towards the end of the Rolling Stone review, Glover writes, "And if you wanna flow, dig this on earphones, and watch the guitar swoop back and forth through your head." That line sounds kind of cute in 2018; these days, almost everyone listens to music on some sort of portable streaming device with earphones (or earbuds). Back then, headphones were only worn when plugged into one's hi-fi home stereo system, but there might be something to Glover's advice: in an age dominated by multi-format playlists, Electric Ladyland may be the ultimate playlist. It just so happens to feature only one artist, whose impact is still being felt, nearly five decades after his passing. So, by all means, plug in your headphones, turn on Electric Ladyland, and "flow."
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Self Confidence Exercises - Increase Your Self Picture!
Self confidence exercises are very useful in fixing your self self-esteem. Their main goal is to help teach the significance of believing in what you can do and what you can achieve. In the business world along with the singles dating world you will need self-confidence to attain peek results For instance, you will never possess the braveness to approach a lady if you don't have self-worth. You won't ever possess the bravery to ask her for her telephone number. You will not have the strength to ask her out for a date. Without having self-confidence, you won't ever live the life of your dreams. It's as easy as that! Thankfully though, there are things you can do to regain and grow your self confidence. And one of the most successful of these is by performing self-assurance exercises.
To help you get started, here are a few self confidence exercises and ideas which you can use.
Make a list of your good and bad points. Consider exactly what you are good at and precisely what you believe you need some improvement on. Then consider the many various modifications you may make in order to help your weak points into benefits. Write down of these modifications and then without delay begin enacting them right away. You don't need to adhere to all of them in one go. Take them one day at a time. By doing this you don't burn yourself too much.
Toot your horn. Once again, put in writing all the stuff that make you feel excellent about yourself. Doing this alone is of itself a self-confidence increaser. It is clearly probably the greatest self confidence exercises out there. For best benefits, position the list of the things that cause you to feel excellent in a worksheet then print out such worksheet. Make it handy. The very next time you feel your self-esteem heading down; just bring out the worksheet to call to mind reasons why you shouldn't be feeling down.
View a relaxation video clip. Watching simple relaxation videos are excellent self confidence exercises and they can do delights in boosting your self-confidence. There are literally thousands of relaxation videos available. Make an effort to select the ones that you feel most confident with. The truth is so many of these are available for free online so there isn't any reasons why you shouldn't utilize them.
Develop challenges for yourself. At times this is the best way to get your self confidence back. These kinds of self confidence exercises enable you to face your fears. As an example, if you are too shy to approach women or you always uncomfortable in their company, you'll have to face this problem by deliberately putting yourself in situations that force you to face such problems. Doing these frequently can help you become accustomed to everything and at some point, you won't be having the same problems again.
If you want to establish lasting self-assurance, use these self confidence exercises above. The secret is action! Stick them into action and watch your life change!


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Watch Surviving Motorhead Members Reunite at Scorpions Show
The surviving members of Motorhead reunited onstage this past weekend when guitarist Phil Campbell made a guest appearance with Scorpions.
The German rockers hired drummer Mikkey Dee in 2016, several months after the death of Lemmy Kilmister – whose passing brought his band to an end.
After being brought onto the stage, Campbell acknowledged the audience by giving them the finger on both hands, before offering applause. Scorpions singer Klaus Meine told the crowd at Rock Fest in Spain that they wanted to pay tribute to Lemmy because the bands had "shared the stage together so many times." Dee then launched into the intro to Motorhead's classic "Overkill."
You can watch the reunion moment below.
Earlier this year, Campbell said that he and Dee had begun thinking about staging a number of Lemmy tribute shows, after having previously discussed the idea, but decided to wait until they felt the time was right.
"It's on the cards, but it's just gonna be a few select shows," the guitarist noted. "We're not gonna be touring with it. We're gonna get these people involved and [we have to allow for] their schedules as well. We'll just do some special shows worldwide, which will be good — a tribute to Lem and to the band maybe. ... But it wouldn't be an ongoing thing. Everyone's too busy. "
In a recent interview, Scorpions guitarist Matthias Jabs discussed the contemporary validity of the band's soft-rock classic "Wind of Change." "Of course, we all had our hopes flying high regarding a peaceful world, but I came to the conclusion [that] it's an illusion," he said. "World peace will never exist because you and I, we have conflicts in ourselves. You have conflicts with your partner in life, your brothers, your family, all of the village. ... Go to the big cities, go to another country with different languages and cultures, different religions, and hell breaks loose, especially as far as religions go. Forget it – we will never have world peace. It's sad, but I have to admit it."


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By TIM REYNOLDS
AP Basketball Writer
Greg Oden has taken his physical, done a bit of house hunting in South Florida and signed on the dotted line.
Nearly four years after he last played, he's officially back in the NBA.
The former No. 1 overall pick signed his contract with the two-time defending NBA champion Miami Heat on Wednesday, the last in a series of formalities that needed to be completed before the team could finally announce the move. Oden announced late last week that he was accepting Miami's offer, one that will pay him about $1 million this coming year and includes a $1.1 million player option for the 2014-15 season.
"I am very excited and happy to be here," Oden said. "I'm thankful to the Miami Heat organization for bringing me in and I'm ready to get to work."
Heat President Pat Riley said Wednesday that the team will take a cautious approach with Oden, who has been through the cartilage-repair procedure known as microfracture surgery three times.
"It's a great challenge for him," Riley said in a statement released through the team. "We know all about his past injuries, but we feel that there is a huge upside and the possibility of him helping us. We will continue his program and then we will tackle basketball issues after that."
Riley said the team spent "many months" getting to know Oden, evaluating him both on and off the court before coming to the realization that the time for his comeback may be now. And when he decided to accept Miami's offer – there were about a half-dozen serious suitors in all for the 7-footer – Oden said he was won over in part by how the Heat will not have the expectations for him to play big minutes right away.
Oden's last NBA appearance was Dec. 5, 2009, for Portland against Houston. He went up to defend a layup attempt by the Rockets' Aaron Brooks, fracturing his left kneecap on the play and doing so without even making contact with anyone. Oden collapsed to the floor in obvious agony, was wheeled off the floor after a delay, taken for surgery and the Blazers quickly announced that his season was over.
At the time, no one knew that the following three seasons were basically over as well.
Oden's health issues started overshadowing his NBA career before it even started. What would have been his rookie season coming out of Ohio State was lost after he had microfracture surgery during the summer of 2007 to repair cartilage problems in his right knee.
In February 2009, he chipped his left kneecap and missed about a month. And when he broke that kneecap 10 months later, he was playing like an All-Star – matching a career-high with 24 points against Chicago a couple weeks before that injury, and setting a career-best with a 20-rebound game against Miami on Dec. 1, 2009.
Four days later, he was gone, and NBA fans haven't seen him play since.
Another microfracture surgery awaited him in November 2010, and a third one was needed early last year. The Blazers waived him in March 2012, and nearly a year and a half later, he's getting another shot.
"Congrats Greg," Heat managing general partner Micky Arison wrote in a tweet. "The journey continues."


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This will only ever happen once in my lifetime, and it's gonna be a serious fucking hoot. Maybe even a holler. This, my friends, will be worth the trip. Promise.
We've put together this info page with a link for ticket sales. Please note, however: THE LINK FOR TICKET SALES WILL NOT GO LIVE 'TIL ELEVEN A.M. THIS MORNING, EST (MEANING TODAY).
Carnegie Hall's not announcing the show/sales info to the rest of the world (who won't care anyway) 'til 4/20 (har-har). That means, if you're so inclined to watch a fat boob (who ironically sports two fat boobs) sweat and swear on the greatest stage in the world, the best seats are up for grabs for the next few days.
I'd be lying if I said this was a dream come true; because what fucking useless pud-knocker with no quantifiable talents would ever dream about playing Carnegie Hall. I'm not Yo Yo Ma; I'm Mo' Mo' Devil Dogs.
And yet, here we are.
I hope you can make it. I really do (especially 'cause that place is a fucking barn that I don't know if I can fill).


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Using FOREX Trading Robots
by Jay Sanders
When you are a FOREX trader that has been using a FOREX trading robot to help with your trading it really is a fairly new field. The fantastically intertwined combination of the human intelligence and the abilities of the FOREX robot will provide you with a very useful tool.
With the advent of the FOREX trading robots it has opened up the world of FOREX trading for everyone from a newbie trader to those who are veteran FOREX traders. After some tinkering around with and automated FOREX robot or even purchasing your own robot you can really set yourself up to start making some really great profits.
There is one thing that is for sure. If you use a FOREX trading robot you will have a rather distinct advantage over traditional trading practices.
So here we go with the obvious question "What's a FOREX Trading Robot?" Well a trading robot is used for the purpose of crawling through markets to search for specific signals. For instance a robot could be searching for combination of particular indicators and by indicators it is meant items such as weight price action, technical price patterns and forward projection scanning.
When the trading robot has successfully found a combination that it is supposed to be looking for it will begin to make calculations and then it will be to calculate what amount can be purchased for a profit.
It is for this reason that FOREX trading robots are often referred to as expert trading advisors. There are many trading robots that are so advanced that they can do the searching and calculations all on their own much to the delight of both newbie FOREX traders and the most seasoned of veterans. FOREX trading robots are incredibly popular with traders of all skill sets.
One of the hugest benefits of a FOREX trading robot is that the FOREX trading community is running 24 hours a day and 7 days a week and the FOREX trading robots are automated you will not miss a bit of the action while you are sleeping. Making the choice to use a FOREX trading robot will put you one step ahead of the rest of the pack. Since they are such an advanced piece of software they are able to do some incredibly accurate calculations that are rarely wrong.
The really great thing about a lot of these FOREX robots is that most designers of this type of software offer a demo version of their software so that you will be able to determine if the software will live up to its claims. This way you know that you have gotten the best FOREX trading robot for your unique trading needs.
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You could be selling your house for any number of reasons, but once you decide you want to sell, of course, you want to sell your house fast in . Here are some things you should do to sell your house fast in .
Appropriate Asking Price
The number one thing that will sell your house fast is to offer it for sale at an appropriate asking price. Spend some time and research on the recent comparable sales in the close area to the property. Make sure to analyze all aspects of the property: whether or not it has a pool or access to a body of water or canal, the year the property was built, the proximity to shopping plazas, grocery stores, or other points of interest in the neighborhood. Determine the appropriate asking price by using the most recent sales possible, preferably in the past 6 months. If there are no recent comps in the offer, consider using other properties in the area and subtracting or adding value based on features that your property does or does not have. If your asking price is too high, you may not receive as many offers because that lends a buyer to believe you do not really want to sell your property. If you offer the property for sale too far below market, then buyers might believe there is something wrong with the property.
Aesthetic Improvements
Making affordable and necessary upgrades and improvements to the property will definitely help sell your house fast. If a buyer can walk into the house and imagine themselves and their family living in the house, this will definitely help sell the property faster. Offering a unique feature in the property such as a custom bar on the back porch might help a buyer fall in love with the property and make an offer quickly and be willing to pay a higher price.
Host Open Houses
Hosting an open house will help sell it fast. This will encourage the local real estate professionals to visit the house in hopes that it will meet the criteria of one of their clients. If a real estate professional is out searching for client houses, this means that their clients are pre-approved and ready for a quick sale. The real estate professional may even like the property for themselves! Other potential buyers will also attend; however, some of them may not be pre-qualified or even able to obtain a loan.
If you are an investor who flips properties, you most likely know other real estate professionals, or professionals of related fields, such as pool cleaners, property inspectors, or contractors. These connections have access to a large word of mouth database made of the customers they do business with and can mention your property to them, especially if they mention that they are in the market for a new home. Even if you are not a real estate investor, make sure to tell all of your friends and family your house is on the market. This is a great way to spread the word.
Prepare a Proforma
For multi-family property or even single-family residences, preparing a proforma for the property will be another tool to sell your house fast. This will be especially attractive if your property is multi-family because this is the most important part of an investment: the return on investment! Doing your research on the rental market in the area will definitely be worth it because it is the backup of your estimated rental amount. Investors will be able to compare this with the initial investment they are making and determine if it meets their investment goals.


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Birthdate: June 16, 1943
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Job Title: Maintenance Technician
Job Code: 217025
Business Unit: Asset Services and GWS
Reports To: Supervisor, Chief Building Engineer or higher
Approved Date: Mar-2018
Performs general preventive maintenance and corrective repair of buildings, industrial systems, equipment and grounds. Working under close supervision, assists in monitoring building system operations and performance. Utilizes several trade skills such as carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, roofing, heating and cooling.
Complies with all applicable codes, regulations, governmental agency and Company directives related to building operations and work safety.
Performs assigned day-to-day repairs, emergency and preventive maintenance. Completes maintenance and repair records as required.
Reviews assigned work orders. Estimates time and materials needed to complete repair. Orders necessary materials and supplies to complete all tasks.
Assists with installation and modification of building equipment systems.
Assists with troubleshooting and repairs of buildings and installed systems to include: plumbing systems, kitchen equipment, roofs, drains, shop, and HVAC.
Inspects new installation for compliance with building codes and safety regulations.
Maintains lighting systems throughout the facility, cleaning fixtures and replacing bulbs and lamps.
Maintains grounds of facility or property performing such tasks as raking, sweeping, leaf blowing or snow removal.
Performs welding, carpentry, furniture assembly and locksmith tasks as needed.
Responds quickly to emergency situations, summoning additional assistance as needed.
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No formal supervisory responsibilities in this position.
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE
High school diploma or general education degree (GED) and a minimum of one year of related experience and/or training.
CERTIFICATES and/or LICENSES
May require valid driver's license.
Ability to comprehend and interpret instructions, short correspondence, and memos and ask clarifying questions to ensure understanding. Ability to write routine reports and correspondence. Ability to respond to common inquiries or complaints from clients, co-workers, and/or supervisor.
Ability to calculate simple figures such as percentages.
Ability to understand and carry out general instructions in standard situations. Ability to solve problems in standard situations. Requires basic analytical skills.
OTHER SKILLS and/or ABILITIES
Uses personal computer and / or PDA for work order system, email, ESS and training. Basic skills with Microsoft Office Outlook. Physical requirements include stooping, standing, walking, climbing stairs / ladders and ability to lift / carry heavy loads of 50 lbs. or more.
Decisions made with general understanding of procedures and company policies to achieve set results and deadlines. Errors in judgment may cause short-term impact to co-workers and supervisor.
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Hadley Rille on the Moon. Image credit: ESA/Space-X. Click to enlarge
This image, taken by the Advanced Moon Micro-Imager Experiment (AMIE) on board ESA?s SMART-1 spacecraft, shows the Hadley Rille on the south-east edge of Mare Imbrium on the Moon.
AMIE obtained this image from an altitude of about 2000 kilometres. It covers an area of about 100 kilometres and shows the region around Hadley Rille centred at approximately 25? North and 3? East.
The sinuous rille follows a course generally to the north-east toward the peak of Mount Hadley, after which it is named (bright feature, top right). To the east of this rille, south-west of Mount Hadley, is Mount Hadley Delta, one of the largest Appenine mountains.
The Appenine mountains mark the edge of the impact basin holding Mare Imbrium, rising between 1800 and 4500 metres above the mare. They are the bright bumps in the lower half of the image.
The valley between these two peaks is fairly well known because NASA astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin landed there during the Apollo 15 mission in 1971. The landing site is near the upper right part of the rille (26.1? North and 3.9? East) on a dark mare plain called Palus Putredinis (Marsh of Decay).
The rille begins at the curved gash on the left side of this image, and is seen clearest in the rectangular, mare-floored valley in the centre of the image. It is over 120 kilometres long, and up to 1500 metres across and over 300 metres deep in places.
The rille formed nearly 3300 million years ago. In contrast, lava channels on Hawaii are usually under 10 kilometres long and are only 50-100 metres wide. The Hadley C crater next to the rille is about 5 kilometres in diameter.
Sinuous rilles are probably the most recognisable of small volcanic features on the Moon. Many partially resemble river valleys on Earth. However, the lunar rilles usually flow away from small pit structures.
The rilles mark lava channels or collapsed lava tubes that formed during mare volcanism. Indeed, the lunar samples indicate that the Moon has always been dry, thus confirming the volcanic origin of the rilles.
Still, in some cases, the lunar flows may have melted their way down into older rocks, much like rivers cut into their flood plains on Earth. Similar lava channels and tubes are found in Hawaii, but these are all much, much smaller than those found on the Moon, indication that the very low lunar gravity has a strong influence on morphological processes.
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Senior Director, Product ManagementChris Folkman is a senior director of product management at RMS, where he is responsible for specialty lines including terrorism, casualty, wildfire, marine cargo, industrial facilities, and builders' risk. He has extensive experience on both the broker and carrier sides of insurance, where he has led many aspects of property and casualty operations including underwriting, pricing, predictive analytics, regulatory affairs, and third-party commercial coverage and claims.
Prior to RMS, he was a managing director at CompWest Insurance Company, a workers' compensation start-up that was acquired by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Chris holds a bachelor's degree from Stanford University. He is a licensed insurance broker and a Chartered Property and Casualty Underwriter (CPCU).


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The OQO 02 has always seemed like the perfect match for purpose-built GPS unit. Thanks to Garmin, that dream is now a reality. The two companies have combined forces to bring a special OQO-edition Garmin GPS unit. The bundle includes a Garmin Mobile PC adapter, RAM car mount, and a car/airplane power adapter. Garmin apparently customized the user interface to match the OQO UI. We haven't had a chance to test it just yet, but we're pretty confident that both companies are capable of pulling this off successfully. It's available now for $237. Hit the link for more info!
UPDATE: The software and GPS receiver is only $99. The whole set of accessories with mount, charger, and extra fun stuff is $237.


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CBN.com -Adrian Gonzalez stands out among baseball's best hitters. In a game crowded with talent, he was last summer's biggest bargaining chip, traded from Boston to a Los Angeles team with postseason hopes. Instead his Dodgers were eliminated from a playoff berth.
"It's very disappointing. It's tough, especially when you're in the middle of it. You feel like you got a chance. All you can do is work as hard as you can."
Adrian was the first overall pick of the 2000 Major League Draft. Hard work transformed the first baseman into a 4-time All-Star and 3-time Gold Glove.
"Well hitting is really difficult. It's about putting in the work, being physically prepared, being mentally prepared, doing everything you can in the video end of it, the physical end of it, working in the cage, understanding the opposing pitcher, all those things and then just letting the game be the game."
After playing six of his first 8 major league seasons in his hometown of San Diego, Adrian was traded to the Red Sox, where he signed a 154 million dollar contract extension. Expectations soared, but the team missed the playoffs. Adrian learned to deal with big market pressure.
"This is a game. We're not robots. We can't come out every day and drive in that guy in and do everything. There's going to be a lot of failures and it's a long season. There's a lot of good things that happen, bad things that happen, what matters is how we respond to every aspect, every situation in the game. For me it's about just letting it happen and just trusting in the Lord."
Tom Buehring, 700 Club Reporter: What does Adrian Gonzales have to be afraid of?
"Everybody's going to judge me by the statistics at the end of the day. 'Did you get that big hit to drive in the runs?' So there's going to be times when you don't produce and everybody's going to come out and say, 'Hey, what happened? Why didn't you produce?' Those are all things that we're groomed since we're little kids to come through in those situations. And so human nature is to fear failure."
"Despite the countless swings over his 9-year pro career, Adrian also clenches a reminder. Whenever he grabs his bat and the pressure that comes with it, he reads a well-placed inscription that has grabbed his heart!"
"Psalms 27:1 had been in my heart for awhile. Since the time I read it – something that just gave me peace. It says, 'The Lord is my light and my salvation. Whom should I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life. Of whom should I be afraid?'
"There're times when you're at the plate that it's a tough moment in the game or it's a tough pitcher or you're going through rough times at the plate and you're struggling. All these things are in your head and it turns into an 'I' thought. 'I want to get a hit. I need to get a hit. When I look at the verse, it's just like, 'Hey, wait, God's in control. It's how I respond to the result that really matters. And so for me it's about just trusting in Jesus and allowing Him to be at the center of your thought process."
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'Joker' Becomes the Highest-Grossing R-Rated Movie Ever
There are many ways to measure the massive impact of Todd Phillips' Joker. It has turned a nondescript stairwell in the Bronx into a massive tourist attraction and Instagram hotspot. It made Jared Leto really mad. And now it's the highest-grossing R-rated movie in the history of cinema.
With this week's grosses, Joker has narrowly passed Deadpool 2 to become #1 on the all-time list of R-rated blockbusters. Previously Deadpool 2 and Deadpool held both of the top spots. Here's what the new top ten looks like:
- Joker - $785.1 million
- Deadpool 2 - $785.0 million
- Deadpool - $783.1 million
- The Matrix Reloaded - $742.1 million
- It - $700.3 million
- Logan - $619.0 million
- The Passion of the Christ - $611.8 million
- The Hangover Part II - $586.7 million
- Fifty Shades of Grey - $571.0 million
- Ted - $549.3 million
(The Hangover Part II making $586 million worldwide will never not be incredible. How did that happen?!? Also, that means Todd Phillips has made two of the biggest R-rated movies ever.)
Deadpool himself Ryan Reynolds tweeted this note of "congratulations" to Joaquin Phoenix and the rest of the Joker team:
While the movie was clearly designed not to start a franchise, it seems inevitable that there will be some kind of continuation. How could Warner Bros. not try to continue the biggest R-rated movie ever?
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Proof That Autism Recovery is Possible and How Parents Can Learn To Do It: An Interview with Raun Kaufman
Learn what you need to know about the encouraging and gentle process, based on "joining him" in behaviors, that brought Raun Kaufman to recover fully from his symptoms of autism, due to the supportive, individualized, child-based sensory program that his parents discovered. Through over a decade of personal research and experience Karen shares the biological, holistic health-based approach she used to recover her own son from his symptoms of autism, naturally. Combining both of these success stories offers you as a parent the "whole package" to allow your child a clear path for a fulfilling life with improved communication, better sleep, improved social abilities, and an overall healthier body and brain.


text: The Lord has Chosen Israel 1And now hear, O Jacob, my servant, and Israel whom I have chosen. 2Thus saith the Lord that made and formed thee, thy helper from the womb: Fear not, O my servant Jacob, and thou most righteous whom I have chosen. 3For I will pour out waters upon the thirsty ground, and streams upon the dry land: I will pour out my spirit upon thy seed, and my blessing upon thy stock. 4And they shall spring up among the herbs, as willows beside the running waters. 5One shall say: I am the Lord's, and another shall call himself by the name of Jacob, and another shall subscribe with his hand, To the Lord, and surname himself by the name of Israel. Only One is God 6Thus saith the Lord the king of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts: I am the first, and I am the last, and besides me there is no God. 7Who is like to me? let him call and declare: and let him set before me the order, since I appointed the ancient people: and the things to come, and that shall be hereafter, let them shew unto them. 8Fear ye not, neither be ye troubled from that time I have made thee to hear, and have declared: you are my witnesses. Is there a God besides me, a maker, whom I have not known? The Folly of Idolatry 9The makers of idols are all of them nothing, and their best beloved things shall not profit them. They are their witnesses, that they do not see, nor understand, that they may be ashamed. 10Who hath formed a god, and made a graven thing that is profitable for nothing? 11Behold, all the partakers thereof shall be confounded: for the makers are men: they shall all assemble together, they shall stand and fear, and shall be confounded together. 12The smith hath wrought with his file, with coals, and with hammers he hath formed it, and hath wrought with the strength of his arm: he shall hunger and faint, he shall drink no water, and shall be weary. 13The carpenter hath stretched out his rule, he hath formed it with a plane: he hath made it with corners, and hath fashioned it round with the compass: and he hath made the image of a man as it were a beautiful man dwelling in a house. 14He hath cut down cedars, taken the holm, and the oak that stood among the trees of the forest: he hath planted the pine tree, which the rain hath nourished. 15And it hath served men for fuel: he took thereof, and warmed himself: and he kindled it, and baked bread: but of the rest he made a god, and adored it: he made a graven thing, and bowed down before it. 16Part of it he burnt with fire, and with part of it he dressed his meat: he boiled pottage, and was filled, and was warmed, and said: Aha, I am warm, I have seen the fire. 17But the residue thereof he made a god, and a graven thing for himself: he boweth down before it, and adoreth it, and prayeth unto it, saying: Deliver me, for thou art my God. 18They have not known, nor understood: for their eyes are covered that they may not see, and that they may not understand with their heart. 19They do not consider in their mind, nor know, nor have the thought to say: I have burnt part of it in the fire, and I have baked bread upon the coals thereof: I have broiled flesh and have eaten, and of the residue thereof shall I make an idol? shall I fall down before the stock of a tree? 20Part thereof is ashes: his foolish heart adoreth it, and he will not save his soul, nor say: Perhaps there is a lie in my right hand. Jerusalem to Be Restored 21Remember these things, O Jacob, and Israel, for thou art my servant. I have formed thee, thou art my servant, O Israel, forget me not. 22I have blotted out thy iniquities as a cloud, and thy sins as a mist: return to me, for I have redeemed thee. 23Give praise, O ye heavens, for the Lord hath shewn mercy: shout with joy, ye ends of the earth: ye mountains, resound with praise, thou, O forest, and every tree therein: for the Lord hath redeemed Jacob, and Israel shall be glorified. 24Thus saith the Lord thy redeemer, and thy maker, from the womb: I am the Lord, that make all things, that alone stretch out the heavens, that established the earth, and there is none with me. 25That make void the tokens of diviners, and make the soothsayers mad. That turn the wise backward, and that make their knowledge foolish. 26That raise up the word of my servant and perform the counsel of my messengers, who say to Jerusalem: Thou shalt be inhabited: and to the cities of Juda: You shall be built, and I will raise up the wastes thereof. 27Who say to the deep: Be thou desolate, and I will dry up thy rivers. 28Who say to Cyrus: Thou art my shepherd, and thou shalt perform all my pleasure. Who say to Jerusalem: Thou shalt be built: and to the temple: Thy foundations shall be laid. Douay Rheims Version - Bishop Challoner Revision Bible Hub |


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Selena Gomez Gets New Collarbone Tattoo (PHOTO)
Selena Gomez went under the needle and got a new tattoo on her collarbone.
On Thursday (April 16), celebrity tattoo artist Keith Scott "Bang Bang" McCurdy posted a video of his new art on Gomez.
"We [heart] @SelenaGomez," he captioned the clip, showing off a simplistic cross tattoo on the left side of the pop star's collarbone.
In the video, Gomez drops her face mask to smile at the camera before picking it back up. Watch below:
Gomez is no stranger to getting inked and has previously gotten tattoos by Bang Bang.
The "Lose You To Love Me" singer has numerous faith-inspired pieces. In 2019, prior to her American Music Awards performance, she revealed that Bang Bang created her design featuring black and white praying hands holding a rosary.
In addition, Bang Bang previously inked the word "Rare" on the side of Gomez's neck, in reference to her full-length studio album. He also inked the roman numerals "LXXVI" on the back of her neck, and scripted words in Arabic that translate to "love yourself first," which are placed on the right side of her upper back.
According to Page Six, Gomez has fifteen tattoos in total, three of which are said to be inspired by her Christian faith while others honor her friends and family members.
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Great article. Way to many homeowners think that renting their old home is a quick/easy fix, when in reality there are a ton of things to consider.
When a job change forced our family to move across the country at short notice, we decided to join the ranks of "accidental landlords" instead of selling our Chicago-area home at a loss. We are so new at being landlords that I don't presume to offer advice on how to be one, but here are the pros and cons my husband and I considered when deciding to rent rather than sell. I also threw in some tips we have picked up along the way. (See also: Top 10 Real Estate Tax Write-Offs)
These are the advantages that drove us to hold onto our house.
Avoid Selling at a Loss
By holding onto a property during a down market, you give yourself the chance to sell for a better price in the future. Of course, there are no guarantees — we could end up selling for even less in a year or five years.
Collect Extra Cash
The housing collapse has pushed rents higher in many markets, since more families who are unable to buy houses are competing for rental units. In our case, we were able to charge enough rent to cover our mortgage, taxes, insurance and management fee, with a few hundred dollars left over to build a maintenance reserve fund.
Build Equity
Besides the extra cash each month, every rent payment we receive pays our mortgage, which means that when we do sell, we will have more equity in the house than we do now.
Save Time and Money Upfront
The time and money we spent fixing up our home to rent it out was less than what we would have spent to market it for sale. Since my husband moved to our new location to start working three months before the kids and I joined him, I had to handle most of our move single-handedly. Maintaining the home in "selling" condition would have been tough.
Avoid Risk of a Long Marketing Period
We avoided the risk of having our house sit empty for months or a year while waiting for it to sell. Paying two mortgages during that time with no rental income would have been a real strain on our budget.
Avoid Paying Commission
We avoided having to pay a 5% real estate agent commission at this time. If a current or future tenant likes the home, there may be the opportunity to sell without involving a real estate agent.
Postpone Saying Good-Bye
We did not have to say goodbye to our beloved home permanently when we moved out — if a job brings us back to our old town, we could return.
Store for Free
We were able to store some items in the crawl space of our rental home instead of moving or disposing of everything we own.
There are serious potential downsides that you would want to thoroughly investigating before making the leap into landlordhood.
Your Capital Is Tied Up
Until we sell the home, we can't get back the equity we sank into it. This forced us to borrow more than we would have for our new home, resulting in higher monthly payments and less cash on hand to repair and update the new home.
Getting a New Mortgage May Be Difficult
Because we still owed money on our old home, it was harder to get a mortgage for a new home. Different lenders have different criteria, but we were required to hold 30% equity in the old home — and had to pay for an updated appraisal to prove it. We also needed to secure a lease and security deposit early in the escrow process when we bought our new home, even though this was more than a month before the lease on our new home was to begin. If we had failed to get a renter in place in time, we may not have been able to close on our new home and may have even lost the chance to buy it.
There Are Transition Costs
Although it may not have been as much as we would have spent to prep for a sale, we still had to pay to fix up our house somewhat: we painted, had one area of flooring refinished, did repairs, and paid for cleaning before our tenants moved in. We spent more than the first month's rent on all this. Keep in mind that tenants may want you to fix problems that never bothered you when you lived in the house — and local laws may require you to comply.
You Will Feel Stress
We opted to find our own tenant instead of outsourcing this job to an agent or our property manager. This added a lot of stress to the months before our move. Advertising, showing the house and screening tenants took a lot of time. The stress didn't end there — there is always the worry about whether something will break in our old house, or whether there will be any problem with the tenants.
You Will Feel Emotional Weirdness
My 2-year-old keeps asking why someone else is living in our old house, and he's not the only one having trouble with the concept. When you sell a home you make a clean break, but it's another thing entirely to have to field a tenant's request to change a paint job that you just paid for, or to remove the window treatments you sewed by hand.
Some of the Costs May Be a Surprise
Bankrate.com lists four hidden costs of being a landlord, including potentially higher insurance and tax costs, and of course maintenance. If your rental property is an older home, like ours is, you must take potential maintenance costs even more seriously.
Rent Money Is Taxable Income
I didn't really think of the rent money we collected as income, since most of it goes to pay the mortgage and escrow payments on our old house. But of course, it is income, and we will have to pay taxes on it at the end of the year.
The Tenants Could Trash Your House
Most leases call for only one month's rent as a deposit, and a few hundred dollars extra for a pet. If you have owned a home, you know that it is all too easy to do more than a few hundred dollar's worth of damage. As soon as we decided to become landlords, it seemed everyone we knew had a tenant horror story: flooded bathrooms, cracked tiles, stained carpeting and holes in walls. With this in mind, we screen our tenants carefully — but you never know.
The Tenants Could Leave or Fail to Pay
This is the one that really keeps me up nights. Tenant law varies wildly by location, but our manager warned us that if our tenants failed to pay or left before their lease was up, it would be very tough for us to recover that money in court.
You Could Have to Pay Capital Gains Tax When You Sell
If you have not lived in the property for two of the past five years when you sell it, you could face capital gains tax on any profit. Of course, at this point, we'd feel lucky to have any profit or even break even selling our property.
Real Estate Prices Could Decline Farther
There's no guarantee that we'll get a better price for our home by holding it a few years. We may end up getting even less.
Here are the lessons we've learned — some the hard way.
Hire a Property Manager, Especially If You Are Moving Far Away
Once we secured excellent tenants, I wondered if we really needed a property manager since I didn't anticipate problems. I'm so glad we went ahead and hired our manager. Many little things came up between our departure for our cross-country move and the tenants' move-in, mostly due to our own rushed moving job, and it was a relief to have the manager on-site to help tie up the loose ends.
Screen Potential Tenants Thoroughly, but Talk With Them as Well
One thing I learned when showing our house is that many people in the market to rent a home right now have been through financial difficulties, and have short sales, bankruptcies or foreclosures on their records. You should know the applicant's financial history, but according to the experience of our property manager, you don't have to automatically reject people because of past trouble. Find out the circumstances, and ask for a co-signer or other precautions if necessary. From our manager's experience and everything else we have read, good references from previous landlords and employers go a long way toward making up for past credit problems.
Remember: Until You Have a Signed Lease, You Don't Have a Tenant
We had a couple of false starts where people said they were interested in renting our place, but then changed their minds or delayed signing the lease. I learned that if you want to get a place rented, you should keep advertising it and scheduling showings until the lease is signed and the security deposit is in your bank account.
Talk With Your Neighbors About the Impending Change at Your Home
I have great neighbors at our old place, and I know that they will let me know if anything is amiss at our property. I also went out of my way to keep them informed that we were going to be renting, and even introduced them to the renters on the day that we signed the lease. After all, living next to a rental house could be a cause for concern for them, both for their lifestyle and their property value. In addition, great neighbors can be a selling point for potential tenants and future purchasers, so you want them smiling and waving when you show the house.
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Great article. Way to many homeowners think that renting their old home is a quick/easy fix, when in reality there are a ton of things to consider.
We did this, and were we ever sorry. Stress? That's what you call it? Long-distance mental torture is more like it. Trashed? Every time you change tenants, it will cost you at least thrice whatever security deposit you're holding to get the place back into habitable shape. No pay? Your security deposit usually becomes the last month's rent...if you're lucky. And then you have to worry about the neighborhood, which goes downhill quick the more houses are rented instead of owner-occupied. The last time I Google Earthed our old neighborhood, it looked like one of those places where Sally Struthers would make commercials.
We bought this house for $45,000 in 1987. Nineteen-fricken-87. Ronald Reagan and Michael Gorbachev were still heads of state, Michael Jackson still made hit records, gas was 69 cents a gallon, and the New York Mets were the defending world champions of baseball - A quarter of a century ago. We sold it two months ago for $25K, and were glad to get that.
Being a landlord just plain sucks unless you have deep pockets, a thick skin, and no soul.
We are currently in this situation. Thanks to poor planning on our part, a few years ago when we found out that we had a child on the way we knew we'd need to find a better house, and with the market drastically cutting prices here in Michigan we knew we could find a lot of house for not a lot of money. We also knew that we couldn't sell the existing house without likely doing a short sale.
So, we bought a new house and held onto the old house and after about six months finally found a tenant. It's not in a prime location for a rental property, but just getting somebody in there to help recover some of the costs was helpful. The tenant wasn't a model tenant by any stretch of the imagination and they were regularly late on payments, so that was kind of stressful at the time, but still better to get some money rather than no money.
But due to the late payments we didn't renew their lease at the end of the first year and kicked them out. I guess it was a bit of a blessing in disguise because it just happened that we had some family members in need of affordable housing so we offered to help them out and rent to them. So far it seems to be working out quite well.
Of course, I'd rather not have the house at all and remain hassle-free, but being able to avoid a short sale or foreclosure has been nice, and after a couple of years of maintaining a not so profitable rental instead, there should be enough equity in the house to come out in positive territory.
Hey, Carrie,
Do you have any tips for screening tenants? Services you used or processes that you found particularly helpful?
I've read a few of the comments on here, and I have to present a different side of the coin. My wife and I actually love being landlords. Luckily, we live in the same town as our rental houses so we can keep a fairly close eye on them if need be. However, when we moved out of our first house, we kept it as a rental. It has worked out brilliantly for us. We bought a second rental house as well.
The biggest benefit that we see (mentioned in the original post) is that other people are building our wealth for us. They are paying the payments. They are paying the taxes. They are paying the utilities. It is a great way to slowly build your net worth.
Sure, we have to put a little bit of work in every once in a while. When something breaks, you have to fix it. Also, you definitely need to do a good job of screening your renters. If you do that, you should have very minor fixes between tenants. Another thing that we did was to buy houses fairly nice houses. That way, we could set the rents high enough so that we could weed out many of the potentially troublesome tenants simply because they couldn't afford to live there.
We are not wealthy. We don't have deep pockets. Granted, we live in a smaller community (20,000 population) as opposed to a city where everyone rents. Still, our experience being landlords has been great. In a few years, we will own the houses outright...and we will only have paid a few thousand dollars out of our own pockets. The rest was paid by our tenants. You can't beat that if you are looking for ways to easily increase your wealth!
"That way, we could set the rents high enough so that we could weed out many of the potentially troublesome tenants simply because they couldn't afford to live there." Equating income to character quality is offensive, and says that great tenants who make less money do not deserve a nice home.
This is how we see it as well. We are renting a place, but we have our own place that we are renting out to some other family. One would ask, why are you still renting if you already have your own home? That is because we earn profits with that kind of arrangement. The place we are renting is nearer to our kids' school and nearer to almost every establishment one needs. We save on gas because we can walk to anywhere we need to go. Our own house is in the same city but farther than the kids' school and the city center, so you need to use a car to go some place. We rent out our house for twice the amount we pay for the house we are renting, so we both save and earn from this arrangement.
Still, we are not planning to stay in this rented house forever. We are just waiting for an opportunity to buy a house in this area.
One point to add about capital gains tax on a future sale of a rental. Your cost basis on the home decreases every year you file a return because you are "depreciating" the home (not the land). The IRS is going to recapture the value of the depreciation when you sell. The final tax bill is going to include a whole more than just capital gains...cost basis decreases, capital gains increases!
Hmm... I am not an accountant but I believe that as long as we have inhabited our house as the primary home for 2 out of the last 5 years, we won't have to pay capital gains tax. So that would be something we'll need to consider if we still own the house 3 years from now.
I'm not really expecting to sell it for more than we paid for it -- breaking even would be nice. Are you saying that if we bought the home for $329k and we sell it for $329k, the IRS could still consider that we made a profit due to depreciation? Confusing. I'll have to ask our accountant about that.
Landlords have a tendency to be short-sighted when screening tenants. First, some of them rely on a credit report which fails to tell them the most important things they want to know about a prospective tenant, that is, if they are quiet and clean. Secondly, they reject great tenants who are savvy about landlord/tenant laws. A great tenant should have corresponding expectations of the landlord, and landlords should show appreciation for great tenants. Too many landlords are more interested in moving as much money as possible from the tenant's pocket to the landlord's pocket.
Landlords tell stories of terrible tenants and some are true. By the same token, there are plenty of terrible landlords, especially now. Many of them buy a fixer for too much money, fix it up only minimally, and rent out a crummy rental they themselves would not want to live in (the Golden Rule applies) for way too much money. They console themselves that tenants must be happy with the rent because they signed the agreement, conveniently forgetting that housing is not like a book. I can live without the book, but I have to put a roof over my head.
Some landlords try to illegally make part of the security deposit nonrefundable by putting illegal provisions into the agreement, such as the tenant must pay for carpet shampooing and cleaning or have it taken out of the deposit. Sometimes they make it pretty clear they have their eyes on the deposit when they want to charge a longtime clean, quiet tenant an extra deposit to have a pet. No wonder such otherwise great tenants want to avoid the hassle of a deposit dispute after they have moved (possibly out of the city or state) by simply not paying last month's rent.
If you are getting tenants who routinely trash your house, you might want to self-examine not only your screening techniques, but your attitude toward the tenant.
A big problem is that too many sellers (for whatever reason) paid too much for their houses in 2006, and understandably chafe at the prospect of losing thousands of dollars because buyers are unwilling to make the same mistake. On the other hand, it is unreasonable to expect buyers to make the same mistake as they did.
I think most of the possible negatives are outweighed by the positives, especially for anyone whose underwater in their current situation. Just ride out the current market, and trust that better days lie ahead.
I own couple of houses and was thinking about renting one but decided against it because of the negatives that you mentioned in an article. If I was to purchase a rental property I would rather buy a 4-5 unit house. There's not much difference between having one tenant and 4 (it's super stressful either way) but at lest you get better compensated for the time you spend on it
Great article with nice tips and advice for before, during and after the process. One of my favorite tips is being conscious that the income is taxable and preparing to pay on it.
I rent a home in the Tampa/Clearwater area. I've had four different tenants in nine years but luckily the only bad one was the first. They not only trashed it (all carpeting ruined by a small dog, urine, feces), but didn't pay electric bill, the refrigerator became infested with maggots, holes in the walls etc. Amazingly they did not ruin the kitchen cabinets or appliances (except the refrigerator), which was replaced. Apparently they had no interest in cooking or dishwashing.
We ripped out all the carpeting and tiled all the floors instead. My husband is a good handyman so he fixed the holes in the walls and repainted where necessary. All this with a broker (realtor). The broker did work with us (cleaning services and other repairs) and we were able to sue the tenants for damages after they left. It was shear luck that the "girlfriend" of this couple worked for a lawyer so she knew enough to just pay up. The amount didn't cover everything but combined with the deposit and last month's rent, it was sufficient. Again we were lucky but we also had a broker (legal documents, lease, etc.) which makes the deal a bit more binding.
If you're going to do this, at least get a good realtor/broker to help you. Worth the 10% (of monthly rent) commission they get.
What a great article and thanks for sharing! I recently became a landlord for the first time. I am single and my elderly parents live in the same town where my rental home is located. I was struggling financially, and they are having health issues, so I moved in with them for a while. In my situation, I know the tenants very well, which is a huge plus! They are wonderful renters and have been fixing up the place for me while they are there. Also, financially this has been a huge weight off my shoulders, and the rent covers my mortgage, insurance and taxes with a few hundred left over.
I'm glad to see a well rounded article on renting vs selling. Thanks for the tips!
On UpNest you can use a rent vs selling calculator to help you make the decision, very helpful.
I been renting out a house for several years now. You are right about the stress. The profit most of the time is not worth the headache, especially if you are on-off landlord and not it's your main line of business. Would rather spend time and money investing into something that you know like a business. My family and I started a kitchenware store couple of years ago - way better return on the time/money than landlording, in my opinion.


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