Just as the story that I linked to of a woman who just LOVED her friendly loving pit bulls....who ended up mauling her to death while on a walk in the woods. 

SERIOUSLY crap, as in the house came down and the only thing scanding was the chimney.My offer was below the value of the land, and she was furious.I said.. yo woman!

For my current situation (single woman with a full-time job I commute to everyday and not mechanically inclined) I’m not sure I’ll be “hauling stuff” around anytime soon and would prefer not to spend my time, money and energy on vehicle maintenance, so you have a point @Aaron Hunt.

You won't believe this woman called with complaints about things that needed to be fixed. 

The best way, in my opinion, is a patient man (or woman) with a good quality cutting brush

I think she has a number of low-cost helpers and contractors and doesn't pad or tack on surcharges to invoices.She's a small almost one-woman operation, so from time-to-time over the years there may have been a hickup here or there, but overall I'm very happy working with her..Slightly off the topic of your question is that her greatest value to me has been as my RE agent.

But there was no way they could learn everything, so they just kept attending seminar after seminar.He said that he was speaking at a seminar and then talking to a woman that he'd spoken with many times over the years.  

The $210k house is in her neighborhood, has an elderly woman renting it, and doesn't need any repairs.

Are people are smart enough to know by talking over phone or looking at me that I do this for kicksThis was my favorite After several days with little sleep yesterday I met with two couples at a rental The good and the bad First couple the woman started up her mouth coming in the door, at full volume screeching how she didn't like light colored carpet.

The other tenant has been there for 6+ years, a single woman and her child.