Is $400-$450 too much to have bearings replaced on a washing machine?

Are tax returns less for people this year than last year? The few I’ve asked have said the same..not sure though. I’m in D&A so tax is not my strong suit lol

Coolest things to do in Rome for four days next week? First timer

Thanks to the person who said something about mixing the protein shake with coffee. You just made my day better. 🙏

What pronouns do you use at work?

What are some must read books that will help me understand the biopharma industry? I'd like to have a clearer view of the process from preclinical to marketing stage and just have a general background of the different major players, spec pharma field, the rise of CDMOs and CROs in the space, etc.

My package is 50 cr per annum .Can I have decent life in city like Bangalore ?☹️

Vegas recommendations for pool parties and cabanas. Also clubs and table service. Staying at the palms Thur-Mon. Pry just do one of each so looking for best bang for the buck

Fly with Air Canada/United and collect Aeroplan miles. Annoyed with $ spend requirements for status and getting credit for only 50% of miles for lots of tickets. Better Star Alliance choice?

Does anyone like mushroom coffee?

Hi, I have cleared an interview and now my status shows as Offer. Kindly confirm what it means

Fuqua ($) vs Darden ($$)? Really torn here, any advice?

TFW you see a hack get hired at an agency you’re considering.

How much would you spend on a coworkers wedding shower?

Thoughts on H4B Chelsea?

Hey New York City, I was told to keep the heat on in winter even when I am not home to avoid pipe getting frozen. I have to travel for a month, the weather forecast shows some15 degrees days are coming, my building has no super, what do I do now?

21.7L Fixed from Shell
Or
24L Fixed from The Economist

I got an offer for an entry-level position for Deloitte at the USDC, (us delivery center) I have seen a lot of negative things on here regarding this division. Is there any reason why I shouldn’t accept? I also have an offer for a private firm that is considerably higher.

Dear Fish Bowlers!

I need help!

I have an offer from a company where my salary is 30% higher than my current place, and the benefits are great. I'm pretty happy with the overall package , only negative is my 4 weeks vacation will turn into 3. They've already said no to matching my 4 weeks.

I will sign with the company but I wanted some advice on how to negotiate -- if needed at all. Or maybe ideas on what else can be negotiated? They did mention the possibility of stock options later.

Hi Fishes,

Help needed. Which organisation to join ?
1. Accenture - 18lpa fixed
2. Addteq software, now Enreap - 25lpa (fixed)

When do you anticipate it will be a buyer’s market again? (NJ/NY)

When selling multi family investment properties, is there a way to avoid paying capital gains? (Ie: buy into a REIT)

How does the mortgage for a rental property work? I have the required down payment. Do I have to prequalify for the entire amount even if the place will be fully rented?

Hey hey all. I am writing a book on value creation in commercial real estate - from site selection to tenant management basically capture where industry experts see value lost or opportunities not captured. Anyone want to contribute to some insights ?

what interest rate are you getting today?

Is it worth installing a garbage disposal for a tenant? My research is looking like the installation labor can cost a lot and down the road be subject to clogs/repairs

This is for my real estate agents. I’m brand new into the business and I adore the work. What tips or pointers can you give to a new agent- I’m in Las Vegas if it helps to be specific. If anyone has any book recommendations that’d be awesome as well. I’m looking to learn anything and everything. For example, learning what I can and can’t do to make a deal close

Can someone with airdna premium help me out with access?

Has anyone gotten a real estate salesperson license (not broker license) to avoid paying the buyers agents commission? I read that a real estate salesperson has to work under a real estate broker, so I'm not sure I'd be able to avoid the commission even if I get a real estate salesperson license. I live in MA.

Fell in love with a house that hit the market a couple hours ago, touring it tomorrow afternoon (already booked with tours till then). It's listed about 30-40k below what comps have been selling for, so a bidding war is certain.

How do I reel in my emotional attachment that says "I HAVE to live in this house" to come up with a rational max to put in my escalation clause?

I would like to learn more about development and real estate. Can anyone recommend any books or courses that you think are informative. Eventually I would like to own a few apartment buildings, but I know there is a lot I need to learn 1st. Any advice appreciated. 

Does anyone know of an electronic signature app like Doccusign with a pay-per-use fee model or even free? I have two leases that I need to have my tenants signed annually. Doesn't make whole lot of sense to sign up for Doccusign yearly plan.

Happy Holidays fishes!! I would love to hear some thoughts here..We bought our first home last year for 316K ( starter home) in MCOL city. The value is now over 400K and I have an equity of over 150K. We are thinking of moving to a different state.Should we rent this place ($2400/month) and with recent refinance my mortgage will be $1600/month(inclu pay all) or sell it to pull out equity for the new home in a different state? FYI: we have over 100K in cash to down payment.

Currently looking at out of state multi families. For rents that aren't advertised on Zillow/redfin, is there a way of finding out what tenants might be paying aside from looking at comps? Is there a way to filter the search to only include listings with this info?

Anyone selling an investment property in the northeast? New York, PA, NJ preferred. My family and I are looking for our 1st investment property so wanted to see if anyone had good deals that Zillow doesn’t normally offer

Hey all - Anyone think buying land is a good investment? I'm considering a couple of acres in parts of Virginia (near Culpeper and then closed to the W VA border). Plan to keep it for the next 15 to 20 years.

Outside of annual property taxes, what are some factors I should be considering before I make a decision? Thanks!

As a landlord, could I keep flood detection sensors in the house so I get alerts?