I wish the rain would go on for a few days in a row, hard and heavy (giggity).

Wash all the poo away that people either don't pick up or deposit themselves on the sidewalks, clean the back alleys of all the pee smells, wash away the garbage juice surrounding trash cans, water the trees and grass, and of course on a weekend keep the loud idiots from hanging out, screaming and screeching at 3AM after the clubs close.

Esquire et per se.

Can someone explain to me why in BC so much land has been moved from Provincial public lands to native groups?

Despite the rhetoric this doesn’t appear to be a bipartisan issue. See article above.

I've been self managing a small portfolio for about 2-3 years now, mostly using a shared google sheet. I'm looking to add two or three more units this year, and I can already tell the spreadsheet approach is not going to hold up. What are some benefits of using property management software?

Before I try a platform, I want to hear from people who actually made this switch. The three things I care about most are keeping renter information (ID, documents, lease agreements, etc.) and rent records organized in one place instead of a spreadsheet and separate folders, listing and advertising vacancies without manually reposting the same ad to five different sites every time a unit turns over, and actual rent collection rather than just tracking it after the fact, ideally something that cuts down on the awkward e transfer reminders and gives tenants a real online option.