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That feels like it should be its own post. But be safe out there.
Why? They could also target wealthy neighborhoods with pretty much the same outcome.
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This is also why certain homes get hit in high-end burglary crews. There are multiple crews hitting those who purchase precious metals with physical delivery (like gold American Eagle coins). It is not all positive. Considering how few victims even bother to report such crimes, it is terrifying. From what I understand from my cousin, a career criminal, there are entire theft rings working off of databases such as the…
What? Criminal gangs have access to databases of purchasers of jewelry and precious metals? Then they B+E, safecrack, and rob them? That’s an insane claim to make without any source besides your cousin.
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#424Wow first we got our rents fixed, now we're getting our wages fixed. Awesome
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FWIW, I believe RealPage works to lower rent. Every landlord wants to say, “We charge below the 50% mark”, thereby steadily lowering it over time.
> Every company wants to say, "We pay above the 50% mark" This is a true thing I've heard several company representatives say. > Every landlord wants to say, “We charge below the 50% mark” This is not a thing I have ever heard any landlord say.