AlexLSU

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It is due to the government shutting everything down that the STRs are losing money. Not because of anything the owner did.

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Sounds like the owner in these cases didn’t have any plan for 1-2 months vacancy. Who buys a second property for rental purposes (whether it’s a STR or a yearly tenant), without factoring in a little vacancy? You want these people bailed out when the unit’s air conditioner breaks as well? There’s a myriad of costs beyond principle, taxes, interest and insurance that should be considered to determine if the numbers work.

An STR is inherently risky, especially if you aren’t putting much down. The income property movement has been so smooth for years now that people haven’t weighed the risks or considered their exit strategies

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What's the rush?

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Short term gains for profit or more buying power? It’s bounced between $5.27 and $4.85 within the last 90 minutes so people are pumping and dumping intrtaday.

No one is laughing about losing money ya goon; I’m laughing because no one responded to the thread

This market is almost indistinguishable from crypto. Huge swings based on slivers of news and optimism/pessimism. Hard to imagine that the gains will continue in the immediate future but who knows when you’re dealing with an unprecedented situation

2001 and 2017 have been our best if you’re looking at what they amounted to, followed by 2009, 2014, 2016.

The 2017 class will likely produce a dozen NFL players

If you are going to take Clemson +1, go ahead and bet the money line to get slightly better odds

This is a good post and perspective. We’d all like to have a dominant defense to go with our dominant offense, but it’s not happening. The silver lining is that the defense has great series and halves, and it also comes up with big stops. We give up an insane amount of explosive plays for TDs, typically due to missed assignments or tackles by one or two guys. I’d be a lot more discouraged if we were just completely inept defensively with no hope to stop anyone, but that’s not the case. LSU honestly just needs to make a few big plays to have a defense capable of winning a title this year. It’s not ideal, but it’s the way it seems to be.

Another silver lining with the defense is that its struggles have pushed the offense to perform time after time. Our guys are battle tested while OSU and Clemson haven’t had that challenge. Who knows how they’ll respond in a situation they haven’t been faced with?

I’ll also say this: Auburn has a dominant defense, and they are 7-3. LSU has a dominant offense, and we are 10-0. Enjoy the position we are in

Joe McKnight
Landon Collins
Cam Robinson

I have the mower and weed eater. I have a quarter acre lot, and the battery life for my equipment is just fine if the grass is a reasonable height. The first time I cut it the yard was overgrown, and the battery died about 85% of the way through the cut. I think they advertise that the charge will last for a half acre lot, but the grass would have to be short and dry and you’d have to quickly cut it.

My weed eater cuts the lot no problem with at least half a charge remaining (so in theory I could weed eat twice on one charge). The mower is really only good for one cut before it needs another charge.

In terms of the cut quality, it’s great. Ryobi makes great products in my experience. The mower is also ridiculously quiet. You can cut your grass at 6am on a Saturday and no one would be the wiser

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Why tho?

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My guess would be that since people have increasingly moved to cities over the past decades that there’s less reason to move for work. With less people living in rural communities there’s just less people that need to seek employment outside of their own area. It’s a side effect of a larger migration trend