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2025.01.22 16:54 Miserable-Reality695 id on these pair of sweats
 | i can’t find them anywhere else submitted by Miserable-Reality695 to offwhite [link] [comments] |
2025.01.22 16:54 Happy-Specific-4861 Blackhole
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2025.01.22 16:54 Weird_Firefighter_25 Officially team red! First high end build and everything went smooth! Tips on..
 | Please throw tips on the list of apps that are useful for monitoring cpu,GPU, ram, temps etc. And also some simple tweaks that would enhance gaming experience in 4k. Specs: Nzxt h9 elite 7900x R9 CPU Xfx 7900xtx magnetic air gpu G.skill 32gb ram Thermalright Mjolnir Vision 360 aio 1tb mp44l & 2tb fury renegade ssd submitted by Weird_Firefighter_25 to radeon [link] [comments] |
2025.01.22 16:54 AliceHulmes Besties*
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2025.01.22 16:54 CrowReasonable4479 What?! GTA 6 is not released yet! 7 is announced already?!
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2025.01.22 16:54 thisguyblades 35mm APO summicron or summilux FLE II (close focus)
i originally was going to purchase the 35mm APO but have a change of heart for the FLE II from reviewing the images produced online. would like to get your thoughts which one would suit me more.
i currently shoot with a Leica Q and M10-R + 50mm summilux asph black chrome. i just sold my 35mm summicron asph v2. i love the colors and render the summilux lens produces. but i originally want to dive into the APO to try the sharp/contrasty look with the added benefit of it being light. also, thinking it would be a good supplement to my 50mm asph 1.4 which has the bokeh/soft dreamy look.
however, after scouring reviews and images online, i just can’t help but think that i like the images from the FLE more. the FLE seems more versatile. i usually travel with both the Q and the M-R. but this year i want to go only M-R and only one lens. let me know what you guys think.
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2025.01.22 16:54 fatboomhauer Panhandle Shenanigans
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2025.01.22 16:54 Nellasofdoriath Dog with wool sun bean and space heater
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2025.01.22 16:54 Icy-Use-2995 Which one is efficient, implementation of Queue with Linked List or Array? 🤔
I am curious to hear different explanations from the community. Do you believe that other than Linked List and Array, usage of some other data structure to implement Queue would increase the efficiency?
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2025.01.22 16:54 Amazing-Put3156 The Pros and Cons of Investing in an Older Home for a Rental Property
Are you planning on investing in an olde home for a rental propertyAre you planning on investing in an olde home for a rental property but you're not sure if that's a smart choice?
Investing in real estate has long been one of the most effective ways to build wealth, and rental properties are a particularly popular avenue for generating passive income.
However, not all Portland rental properties are created equal. One critical decision investors face is whether to purchase an older home or a newer property. While older homes often come with charm and character, they can also present unique challenges.
In this article we will share with you the pros and cons of investing in an older home as a rental property.
The Pros of Investing in an Older Home 1. Lower Purchase Price Older homes are often more affordable than new constructions in the same area. These PDX rental properties may be priced lower due to outdated features, less modern design, or deferred maintenance. This reduced upfront cost can make older homes attractive for investors seeking to enter the rental property market without a significant initial investment.
2. Established Neighborhoods Older homes are often located in well-established neighborhoods with mature trees, larger lots, and unique architectural styles. These Portland OR neighborhoods have a sense of community and stability, which can appeal to tenants. Additionally, established areas are more likely to have amenities such as schools, parks, and public transportation already in place.
3. Architectural Character and Charm Many older homes boast architectural details that are hard to find in newer properties. Crown molding, hardwood floors, built-ins, and unique design elements can make these homes stand out in a crowded rental market. Such features often attract tenants who appreciate character and are willing to pay a premium for a distinctive living space.
4. Potential for Value Appreciation Investing in an older home in a desirable neighborhood can result in significant value appreciation over time. If the area is undergoing revitalization or gentrification, the property’s value may rise even faster. Additionally, thoughtful updates and renovations to an older home can further boost its market value.
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5. Flexibility for Customization Older homes often provide a blank slate for investors looking to tailor the Portland rental property to meet tenant needs. With renovations, you can modernize the space while retaining its unique charm. This flexibility can make the property more appealing to a broader range of tenants.
6. Stronger Building Materials Many older homes were constructed with no longer commonly used materials but are known for their durability. For example, homes built before the mid-20th century may feature solid wood doors, hardwood floors, or thick plaster walls. These features can result in a more robust and longer-lasting structure than newer builds that use cost-effective materials.
The Cons of Investing in an Older Home 1. Higher Maintenance and Repair Costs One of the most significant downsides to investing in an older home is the potential for ongoing maintenance and repairs. Plumbing, electrical systems, roofing, and HVAC units in older homes may be outdated or nearing the end of their lifespan. As an investor, you may face frequent and costly repairs, which can eat into your rental income.
2. Compliance with Modern Building Codes Older homes often do not meet current building codes. For instance, the electrical system might lack proper grounding, or the plumbing may be made of outdated materials like galvanized steel or lead. If you plan to renovate, you may be required to bring the property up to code, which can be expensive and time-consuming.
3. Energy Inefficiency Older homes were not built with energy efficiency in mind. Single-pane windows, poor insulation, and outdated heating systems can lead to high utility bills for tenants. Energy inefficiency can make the property less appealing to cost-conscious renters and may require significant investments to upgrade.
4. Hidden Issues Older homes can hide many property problems not immediately visible during a Portland Rental Property walkthrough or standard inspection. Structural issues, foundation problems, mold, and pest infestations are all risks of purchasing an older property. These hidden issues can lead to unexpected expenses and headaches for landlords.
5. Limited Modern Amenities Tenants often look for modern amenities such as open floor plans, large closets, and updated kitchens and bathrooms. Many older homes lack these features, which can make them less competitive in the rental market. While renovations can address some of these shortcomings, they can be costly and may require significant time and effort.
6. Higher Insurance Costs Insurance premiums for older homes are often higher than for newer properties. The increased likelihood of claims due to aging systems, outdated wiring, or older roofing materials can make these properties more expensive to insure. Also, special insurance requirements may apply if the property is located in a historic district.
7. Challenges with Historic Preservation Rules If the older home is designated as a historic Portland property or is located in a historic district, there may be restrictions on what renovations and updates you can make. These rules are designed to preserve the home’s character but can limit your ability to modernize the property or make it more functional for tenants.
Tips for Successfully Investing in an Older Home If you decide that an older home is the right choice for your rental property investment, consider the following tips to mitigate risks and maximize returns:
- Conduct a Thorough Inspection Hire a qualified home inspector who specializes in older properties to identify potential issues such as foundation problems, outdated systems, or hidden damage.
- Budget for Repairs and Upgrades: Set aside a substantial contingency fund for unexpected repairs and necessary updates. Consider prioritizing updates that improve safety and energy efficiency.
- Understand Local Regulations: To avoid costly surprises, Research zoning laws, building codes, and historic preservation rules in the area where the property is located.
- Focus on High-Impact Renovations Invest in renovations that will appeal most to tenants, such as modernizing kitchens and bathrooms, improving energy efficiency, and enhancing curb appeal.
- Partner with Experienced Contractors Work with contractors who have experience renovating older homes. They can help you navigate the unique challenges these properties present.
- Market the Home’s Unique Features. Highlight the home’s charm and character in your rental listings. High-quality photos and descriptions emphasizing the property’s unique features can attract tenants who value distinctive living spaces.
Ultimately, the decision to invest in an older Portland Oregon home will depend on your financial goals, risk tolerance, and ability to manage the unique demands of these properties.
Regardless if you plan on investing in an older home for a rental property or not, use the Rent Portland Homes - Professionals team to assist you with all of your property management needs. Learn more about us by calling (503) 646-9664 – Talk to a Live Person – Our office answers the phone 9 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday – or click here to connect with us online. but you're not sure if that's a smart choice?
Investing in real estate has long been one of the most effective ways to build wealth, and rental properties are a particularly popular avenue for generating passive income.
However, not all Portland rental properties are created equal. One critical decision investors face is whether to purchase an older home or a newer property. While older homes often come with charm and character, they can also present unique challenges.
In this article we will share with you the pros and cons of investing in an older home as a rental property.
The Pros of Investing in an Older Home 1. Lower Purchase Price Older homes are often more affordable than new constructions in the same area. These PDX rental properties may be priced lower due to outdated features, less modern design, or deferred maintenance. This reduced upfront cost can make older homes attractive for investors seeking to enter the rental property market without a significant initial investment.
2. Established Neighborhoods Older homes are often located in well-established neighborhoods with mature trees, larger lots, and unique architectural styles. These Portland OR neighborhoods have a sense of community and stability, which can appeal to tenants. Additionally, established areas are more likely to have amenities such as schools, parks, and public transportation already in place.
3. Architectural Character and Charm Many older homes boast architectural details that are hard to find in newer properties. Crown molding, hardwood floors, built-ins, and unique design elements can make these homes stand out in a crowded rental market. Such features often attract tenants who appreciate character and are willing to pay a premium for a distinctive living space.
4. Potential for Value Appreciation Investing in an older home in a desirable neighborhood can result in significant value appreciation over time. If the area is undergoing revitalization or gentrification, the property’s value may rise even faster. Additionally, thoughtful updates and renovations to an older home can further boost its market value.
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2025.01.22 16:54 Different-Rule-9967 Young, Pizza, One more thing from Kreeba
 | https://preview.redd.it/tg5qy9fbskee1.png?width=472&format=png&auto=webp&s=f7a8521877b99cc94123141f28de8e62d3a182b9 This is not Capping, This is real life.. I am still collection from the manga from my favorite series submitted by Different-Rule-9967 to young_defiant [link] [comments] |
2025.01.22 16:54 Free_Kaleidoscope172 Beautiful, young Catahoula mix Pepper #A5674302 is out of time at Palmdale Acc in SoCal. Pending euthanasia 1/23 if no one steps up for her. Beautiful girl was an owner surrender, let’s help save her! Please pledge to help attract rescue
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2025.01.22 16:54 Dazzling_Author_2 Who’s out my window?!
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2025.01.22 16:54 UrgeToPurge9210 I think i downloaded the wrong Mortal Kombat movie..
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2025.01.22 16:54 AndyGBass [Suggestion] [Feedback] Give Barters a chance to be FIR, increasing with Charisma
Title mostly says it. Especially with the early wipe and no flea (which I think is a good thing but that's not what this is about). Why not make Barters have a % chance (let's say 10%) and have that chance increase with your Charisma level (maybe 0.1% per level so max 5%?) This would help soften the blow to the early wipe and it will also give BSG a larger avenue to push barters more for anything that needs to be FIR like LEDX, or crickents or measuring tape, anything.
Games like Throne and Liberty do something similar where your craft has 10-20% chance to be able to be sold on the market (you can't do this otherwise) and it works well.
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2025.01.22 16:54 CirclePoster Irl Wile E Coyote
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2025.01.22 16:54 M_i_c_K 'Taxes, Tariffs, and Sanctions': Trump Sends Strong Message to Russia Over Ukraine
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2025.01.22 16:54 Stock_Wear5934 The quizzes 😬
Well, ladies and gents. .. That has definitely stopped me viewing that garbage. At least with the Vlogs there’s some level of humor involved when he spirals , but that quiz garbage as well and truly done it for me.
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2025.01.22 16:54 benedictcumberpatch Coachella 2025 Artist of the Day: Still Woozy
 | FROM: Oakland, CA, USA 🇺🇸 GENRE: Bedroom pop, alternative R&B, indie pop Under the fitting moniker Still Woozy, Bay Area songwriteproducer Sven Eric Gamsky makes off-balance indie pop with a homespun mix of acoustic and electronic components. After he went viral with the R&B-inflected "Goodie Bag" in 2017, he continued to release one-off tracks until presenting the Lately EP in 2019. It included another 100-million-plus streamer, "Habit." He followed that with another string of singles, such as 2020's "Windows" and the next year's "Rocky," paving the way for his 2021 full-length If This Isn't Nice, I Don't Know What Is. 2022 saw him collaborating with Remi Wolf and SZA, after which he returned to his own singles, releasing "Shotput" in 2024.HOT SONGS: Goodie Bag | Window | Shotput LIVE PREVIEW: Lollapalooza 2022 FOR FANS OF: Dominic Fike, Remi Wolf, Clairo PERFORMING: Sunday submitted by benedictcumberpatch to Coachella [link] [comments] |
2025.01.22 16:54 bajubullet Mass produced corne keyboard
Why there is no mass produced corne keyboard, i really want one but its so expensive, that’s why i am hoping something like keychron crkbd so that i can afford one.
Is the split keyboard market so niche that its not worth it to mass produce ?
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2025.01.22 16:54 BroadVermicelli478 Pepco Electric Bill
I'm a first time homeowner, but this is my second winter in PG County. I just got my electric bill for the month of December and it was $480+ dollars. I live in a 2500sqft single family home and I just replaced my HVAC mid December after the old one that came with the place crapped out completely, so it's brand new. Is this a normal price considering the weather we've been having?
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2025.01.22 16:54 mamainak MAC Cool Teddy vs MAC Mehr
Does anyone have both to swatch for me please? Thank you!
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2025.01.22 16:54 ColdKangaroo2207 DICAS???
Vou mestrar ordem pela primeira vez, e queria uma dica de missão pra fazer com meus players, queria missões que eles precisem investigar bem, mas que tenham batalhas leves, coisas que ele n teriam problemas, e outra dúvida seria como fazer pra eles serem recrutados pela ordem
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2025.01.22 16:54 ZAZ990D Vine buscando plata y encontré oro… un One X en 2mil pesotes
Les doy un tip si son gamers coleccionistas, dense una vuelta en las casas de empeño, luego uno encuentra muy buenas ofertas.
Hace un par de meses fui a una casa de empeño a apartar un PS3 de edición limitada color azul, en solo $1200 pesotes. Y hoy fui a liquidarlo para llevármelo a mi casa, solo que la ves que lo aparte no pude revisar el lector de discos porque en la casa de empeño no tenían juegos de ps3…
Y hoy antes de llevármelo, lleve un juego y probé la consola, y para mi triste decepción el lector no funcionaba, y yo de bale berga la bida 😒
Me dijeron, si algo más por el mismo precio pues se lo puede llevar. Chequé un Apple HomePod pero nunca se quiso enlazar a mi iPhone y cuando ya estaba perdiendo la fe que veo un Xbox one negro, y me dije, no creo que sea un One X, está muy barato!
Le dije al morro que me lo mostrara y efectivamente era un One X en 2000 pesotes!!! 😱 porque tan barato? El control está a lo que le sigue de jodido, y solo por eso lo estaban rematando. Lo probé, vi que jalo (y tenía el fifa 22 dentro del lector) y dije ya chingué, pagué los 800 pesos de diferencia y ya lo estoy instalando en mi casita.
Ya tenía un One fat, sacaba la chamba pero ni de chiste es la mejor máquina. Me late un Series X pero esta carísimo pa lo que es y me va a servir, así que por 800 pesos más me lleve la mejor versión del one, mismos que recupérare al vender mi fat en unos 1500 pesotes. Buen negocio, la Netflix
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2025.01.22 16:54 Salt_Box_1674 MAT Result (Offer!)
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