I don't often comment on dumb as fuck posts, but this is dumb as fuck

I've used Bob's Services many times. They haul away anything. https://m.facebook.com/people/Bob-Penta-Services-Unlimited/100044954337073/

it's not cambridge, or boston, but the Publick House in Brookline has a fireplace... though I don't know if it's in use any more. It certainly was back in the day. Regardless, it's cozy af, so there's that.

The Druid is a cozy spot with great food and drinks

when I sell it after my daughter graduates college (in 15 years) I'm sure it will be

I pay the tax rate on the assessed value. should I make some more tax donations to make you feel better about yourself?

I bought a house in cambridge in 2010. It's now worth $700k more than I bought it for and will very easily sell for over $1M if I were to sell today. I'm happy to pay more on that sale, it's the right thing to do.

find a friend with a driveway?

*calls one of the mentioned companies*

"hi, I have a car and I need insurance"

"cool, here's how it works..."

*pays them*

*has insurance*

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that's pretty much all there is to it

people go to a physical agency to get insurance? Liberty Mutual is a huge local insurance company. Or just do Geico, Progressive, USAA (if you can), Amica, or a hundred others. When you get in a wreck, you call them and they send out an assessment agent or you take it to one of their authorized shops

OB - she also did the surgery - https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/find-a-provider/profile/taylor-hotchkiss/

Wife delivered at Mount Auburn in 2016. Wanted to do natural, but ended up needing a scheduled c-section due to a few complicating factors. Every aspect of the experience was wonderful. My wife is a POC, so was very nervous about the risks associated with women of color and childbirth, so we were both extremely vigilant and relentless self-advocates. We stayed in a huge comfortable room for 4 days. Even though they are not known as c-section specialists, her doctor was amazing and her scar barely shows. Our baby was 4lb 11oz when we left the hospital, but super healthy (she was 4 weeks 'early'). All in all, a really great experience there, zero complaints.

it's an unhoused person's shelter. Been working on it for a few months now

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EDIT: why did this get downvoted? It's just facts folks

My friend Richard Hurtz is from there

just park on the street?

many, many long time residents who have lived in their homes for many decades can only afford to keep living in them because Cambridge property taxes are so low. These folks live on fixed incomes with no way to repay a home equity loan.

any property tax increases, I generally need to pass on at some point in the form of increased rent. While I haven't increased the rent on my property in a couple years, if/when property taxes go up, eventually the rent would. This at least enables me to put that off for a couple more years. So, there's that.