@Nate Herk I just read an article. It's showing some security breaches that I can assume will be addressed. Not trying to be a fearmonger, but, we create without being redundant with regard to quadruple checking to not only protect our clients and our platforms. Any thoughts? https://www.perplexity.ai/page/openclaw-ai-agent-goes-viral-a-yR4xARM1QHWKkaio33fsBA#c2462c1d-5c08-440f-85fb-cab588e4f662

Most healthcare operators renovate constantly. Walls move. Therapy rooms change. Corridors shift. Nursing stations get rebuilt. But almost no one asks the tax question: Are we treating these interiors like 39-year buildings… when many components aren’t? Reusable wall systems, interior buildouts, lighting, HVAC, and modular construction inside rehabilitation hospitals often qualify for: - Cost segregation - Bonus depreciation - Section 179D - Form 3115 look-backs That means renovation cycles can quietly create hidden after-tax cash flow. This is a real example of what I call Tax Logic — looking at buildings the way the IRS actually classifies components, not the way invoices describe them. I broke it down here: https://taxlogiccre.com/rehabilitation-hospital-cost-segregation/ This is a good example of how AI + tax code + construction methods turn into something very practical for real operators.

I turned Clawdbot into my 24/7 executive assistant, and in this video, I'm showing you exactly how to do the same. After spending 100+ hours refining this setup, I've built a system where my Clawdbot, Klaus, proactively manages my tasks, checks in on what I'm working on to offer help, and even builds things while I sleep. I walk you through the custom dashboard I use to track everything it's doing, share the exact setup you can copy, and reveal the hacks I've discovered along the way that most people miss.

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It’s a clean, non‑appraisal Broker Opinion of Price (BOP) that brokers use to: Frame realistic pricing ranges based on how buyers are underwriting today Explain spread and friction without killing momentum Stay OM‑safe and clearly outside appraisal/valuation territory Think of it as a short, defensible pricing narrative you can plug into; Seller calls Buyer follow‑ups Internal positioning before an OM goes outI I’m testing this as a free asset to help agencies who work with CRE investors/brokers add more value to their clients’ deals If you’ve got a live or hypothetical deal (any asset class), drop “BOP” and I’ll build one so you can see the structure and swipe what’s useful for your offers.