Mike Drop retweeted
How do I say this...
You don't want to use AI when you can reduce something to a deterministic solution.
What do I mean?
You don't want to use AI to fill in fields in loan documents or operating agreements.
Instead you want to use AI to build the software that does it for you. And then you don't need the AI tool again for that task.
It's a subtle difference, but a really important one.
Mike Drop retweeted
I don’t raise rents on tenants that pay the last 12 months on time.
If by the time your renewal comes up, you’ve paid me on time for the last 12 months, your rent stays the same.
I send this note:
“Your lease is coming up for renewal. You’ve consistently paid me on time for the last 12 months and I appreciate your consistency. I’d like to offer you a 12-months extension at the original lease terms, including rent price.”
I find that tenants are greatly motivated to continue paying on time after this.
I send the same exact message the next year.
Mike Drop retweeted
The cheat code to building wealth is feeding the taxable account while you feed the retirement accounts.
Mike Drop retweeted
POUND FOOLISH just listed on Bookshop Best-Sellers of the week...
...and we're *in* the dang graphic
Thank you, everyone!
(if you're happy and you know it, please RT...)
Mike Drop retweeted
My novel POUND FOOLISH is out today!
It's about a serial killer who plays on an NFL team.
If you love the NFL (like I do), but feel conflicted b/c the league does EVERYTHING IT CAN to lie to us, steal from us, and sweep scandal under the rug
I think you'll like Pound Foolish:
Mike Drop retweeted
SwRI’s Michael Kader described the development of a robotic system to measure fuel economy at our Tom Talks presentations last night. The series, named the Tom Talks in October 2016 after our founder, Tom Slick, celebrates the technical knowledge and innovation of the staff.
