The chemicals literally made my eyes swell 80% closed.

"contractors", "handymen" and the like are pushing the bleeding edge of the law, and it looks like you're in California.

The bleeding has to stop.

Especially baths with showers where humidity levels are high, and wet feet alone can swell joints and ruin it in a quick hurry.

We had the utility company come out and find there was nothing wrong with the boiler, we've had the plumber come out and bleed the radiator, our contractor insulated the windows and doors on the first floor, and we even bought the tenant a $200 "Amish fireplace" room heater.

It is bleeding and you cannot cure it.

Needless to say, it's been a tough financial lesson, but once I got my head out of the sand and started taking action, I've stopped the bleeding and can now focus on true investments.

Read hereFollowing last year's realization that mortgage origination as a product line is effectively dead (which has forced such origination dependent banks as Wells Fargo to return to subprime lending in hopes of keeping the revenue stream alive, knowing full well how it all ends), and that only investors and "all cash" buyers are keeping the myth of the housing recovery alive on their shoulders, banks fired tens of thousands of workers in the mortgage business hoping to stem the bottom line bleeding from the collapse in revenues.

The female will be in heat sometimes, and therefore bleeding a bit all over the house unless they make her wear a "diaper", which they may not from the sounds of their cleanliness level.But if you say no, do you have a feeling he'll do it anyway?

It is just harder to get a mortgage now days.I'm practically a bleeding heart liberal and am in favor of regulating consumer credit.