ExactlyMay

I've spent way too long on this game. I've noticed that each of the special dates connects to one person and the second person can literally be anyone.

Special Dates

- Board Games: Sky

- Book Store: Apollo

- Convention: Chamel

- Cloud Gazing: Felix

- Dancing: Wobbles

- Farmer's Market: Calathea

- Ice Cream: Mina

- Karaoke: Gerard

- Sand Castle: Ollin

- Science Museum: Ami

- Shopping: Noir

- Trivia: Beep0

so... we know that we're putting too much power into an outlet. we use 3 appliances a lot: 1700w air fryer, 1500w electric kettle, and 1600w toaster.

what do we have to do to run these in our kitchen all at the same time? what have you all done to upgrade your electricity to fit your lifestyle?

do i add more circuits? increase the breaker power? update the outlet to be higher that 20amps?

Hello!

I'm new to house buying but started to see this "credit" that people are given if they take a higher rate on their loan. Can anyone give me some pros/cons to why they took the credit or why they purchased points to lower their interest?

My plan was to buy points to get lower than 3% because that's what my first lender's pre-approval letter quoted me. I'm using a different lender now (due to my first lender saying it would take 45 days to close and I wanted it in 30 days). But, now reading others' stories I'm thinking I could switch to a higher rate 3.5% and get credits?

Hello,

My friend is in a very difficult situation and I'm posting on their behalf because I'm trying to figure out what I specifically need to Google/research about renter rights.

They live in Belmont County, Ohio. They are on the lease. They've lived there a long time (over 2 years). They do not work. They took care of their father who was diagnosed with cancer (over 2 years). Their father recently passed away. The landlord found out about the situation and has increased their rent over $400.

This doesn't sit right, but I'm not aware if this is a civil suit? What kind of lawyer would handle these kinds of issues? Is there a case here? Can landlords to this?

Any help with pointing me i

My offer was accepted and my due diligence period ends on Friday.

I got a mold inspection, lead test, house inspection, termite inspection, radon test, and roof inspection.

For all the reports, I'm asking them to write an estimated invoice on repairs/remediation.

How do you all approach negotiating the purchase agreement terms? What can I expect?

My husband and I are looking for places to buy. We have done some initial research and our next step is to interview real estate agents.

However, we keep going back and forth between buying a condo/townhome first for a few years then buying a big house and leasing/renting out the condo.

Is it better to just purchase a house or is it better to start small and build a passive income by renting out?