This one I feel the least bad about.

After they left she called me, they used heat to kill the bedbugs and in doing so they literally melted all of the mini-blinds and the LVP buckled so bad that it all had to be replaced.

The woman was explaining to my wife how bad the rain had been and about the river flooding.

Yes they were great to work with and all and all it was not a bad process. 

I feel like every project has its curveballs, and sometimes it’s the unexpected stuff that teaches us the most. Maybe it was a hidden issue that turned into a big project, or a small upgrade that made all the differen...

I'd prefer a more suburban area but I could honestly live anywhere, as long as its not too bad.

And if you are going to ultimately just disable the account, then skip the fine altogether as it sends a bad message to the community. 

That is not true, if you start too early and lack experience and then have a deal go bad, it can set you back 5 to 10 years.

If the landlord's lease with the other tenant provides that tenant the exclusive right to sell certain products or services at that location the landlord might have put themselves in a bad position.

And you are picking a location that totally disables the #1 reason why you should buy real estate.If your first deal goes bad, there will never be a second one.