I lived in the cheapest apartment I could find (within bike riding distance to work), ate a lean cuisine for lunch 5 days a week and shopped at Nordstroms Rack for work clothes. 

I know all about hustle: I woke/wake up at 4:00 a.m. to exercise every morning, ate/eat a very healthy diet all while I worked 3 jobs during my last year of high school (2 jobs since the age of 16) and saved every penny to buy myself a car with cash and begin saving.

But I cannot say  I exercised 30 minutes today,  read for 45 minutes today, ate no processed foods today unless I did those things.

Granted it does add fuel to a fire... and I don't know much about Memphis or Scottsdale but there is no "bubble" about the fact that Amazon is eating retails lunch, just like Expedia ate the travel agents lunch. 

You pay the worst part of depreciation on a vehicle from years 0-2, so if you have owned it 2 years or more you've almost certainly ate all of the massive depreciation already and the car is just about to get cheaper to own.

I've survived a few "end of the world" panics (viet name war, cold war, 87' crash, noro virus, dot com bubble, great recession, 2008 real estate market crash, SARS, Ebola, bad raccoon I once ate, on and on, you know the drill, been there done that and the world still goes on.)

MelHad to get out the map and then I remembered years ago driving through the town, even ate there.

I think if we never ate out it would get filled twice a week.If you are going to spend for the dish washer and the associated installation, get the smaller size that is appropriate for the small unit. 

No pet food left outdoors.No bird food or bird feeders.Call a pest control company but these are main suggestion..Any garage the cars could be stored inside might help.This can also be a huge issue inside homes, the mice get in and eat the insulation on the electrical.. we had a fire in our neighborhood.. cause mice ate wires, was a newly rehabbed house on the river 459K and burnt the day before closing.. insurance covered the rehab costs. 

The cost of advertising, your gas and time showing the unit, etc.So, you probably ate up that $1020 for the turnover, and a year later, your new tenant could end up moving out anyway, and there you are again.And I disagree that a tenant won't move over $50 - $60.