It stinks for them, but at the same time, if you let them live there, others will be losing their jobs because you won't be able to pay your bills.In the end, if a customer entered a restaurant and ate a meal at $30 cost each day, then ran out and didn't pay.

Well, in 2012, I got hit with a series of unexpected, back-to-back major expenses related to my primary residence and that ate up a lot of my time, attention and capital to fix.

I drove a 1990 Ford Tempo before and all through law school (2012-2015), split $650 rent with three other guys, ate frozen dinners, and was able to avoid taking out any student loans.

We ate caviar and drank Brut and Johnny Walker Blue until we couldn't take it no more.

The compartmentalization works extremely well, our strengths and weaknesses balance each others to a tee, operating agreement spells it all out so there is never any question of who is responsible for what.We are able to accomplish together things that each of us individually would struggle with.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

You only make $500 per month, so you just ate up 14.6 months of profit with this one tenant.

We never intended to include lawn care but as it was our mistake, we ate the cost for the past year.In March we gave him 60 days notice (per GA state law) that we would be raising rent to $685 to cover cost of lawn maintenance.

Dan Ariely has a TED talk titled "Are we in control of our own decisions on presenting "dominated" options ", and their effect on influencing decisions (applicable part starts at 11:05 min). 

You ate right.