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The Ebb and Flow of American Democracy(alexcmeyer.com)
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The Triumph of Stupidity (2016 Version)(alexcmeyer.com)
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2016: The World's Actually Looking Pretty Good(alexcmeyer.com)
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A Different Strategy to Combat Terrorism(medium.com)
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Rethinking our public schools(medium.com)
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Can you remove Trump from the internet?(medium.com)
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Can you remove Donald Trump from the internet?(medium.com)
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
This has happened but managing a property is different job than being a broker, not quite apples to apples. We'll have to see if it becomes more and more popular to do that if it increases the prices over time.
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
And in the case of renters, they usually have to pay a broker's fee (if used) which is typically 1 month up front. So 8% right there plus if you factor in time value of money could be more.
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
I suppose, but I have personally found you can actually get higher rents through Airbnb. This might change as it becomes more popular, more clientele, etc. but we've made more on Airbnb as landlords (including fees) then we did just do
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
Interesting, yea I've lived in both Boston and NYC and it was almost impossible to find a place without a broker.
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
What cities? In most I have lived in, brokers dominate (NYC, Boston, Washington, DC). Even going onto something like Craigslist, most posts there are just brokers posting. Maybe it's less prevalent than I have experienced in other citi
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Airbnb could disrupt the broker business model(medium.com)
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Airbnb could disrupt the broker business model(medium.com)
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What does the future of the sharing economy look like?(medium.com)
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An Intriguing Concept: The Autonomous Corporation(medium.com)
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by acmeyer9 11y ago
Glad I could add to your vocab :) I agree, at the society level there needs to exist both those that specialize and those that create new things. I tried addressing this in the essay, though going beyond that I do think on the individual le
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We Need More Polymaths(alexcmeyer.com)
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Thoughts and Learnings from Capitalism's Biggest Event(medium.com)
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Surgery at Home: Opensource Hardware and Software(autosurgery.org)
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John Oliver Interviews Edward Snowden(washington.cbslocal.com)
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A New Way to Approach Blogging Content(alexcmeyer.com)
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by acmeyer9 12y ago
Hey everyone, I am one of the developers over at Privy and we have been working on a new beta product to get our marketing tools (previously only for brick and mortar businesses) into everyone's hands. It'd be great if you could s
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Show HN: Privy Beta – Professional Marketing Tools for All(privy.com)
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Software is going to eat the telecom industry(alexcmeyer.com)
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Institutional Education's Shortcomings(alexcmeyer.com)
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The Bigger Is Better Trend(alexcmeyer.com)
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Apps for the next 3B(alexcmeyer.svbtle.com)
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Software is going to eat the telecom industry(medium.com)
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Institutional Education's Shortcomings(alexcmeyer.com)
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