Don't Bite Off More Than You Can Chew.

That was promptly chewed up by windows and plumbing issues I didn't see walking in.

CPA, attorneys) regarding the things I mentioned above.It's just something to chew on which you can bring up with the right people.

DOn't bite off more than you can chew.

So not only am I paying an attorney a grand, I'm chewing up an entire half day of my time too. 

Some bankers have an unwritten rule of thumb, if you're buying a $250K multi, your net worth needs to be $250K before closing, otherwise you're biting off more than you can chew.

(he said that was on whoever rented not him and never coddle them or they always want something) Another issue was yard cleanup mowing.....he thought let whoever ends up renting it should handle it I have one guy who will do some mowing for a couple of cans of skoal chewing tobaccoI had to supply mower and take him there and back There were a lot of other issues brought upLike tools and saw blades drill bits lots of little stuffHis major balking point was in the area of wanting to hide fix upsAnd code and permit avoidanceThat lasted awhile I ended up at $22.50 and getting my money plus and signed checks so I can pay afew folks to finish up afew projectsWe didn't get it all gone over but his wife really chewed him out

I don't want to bite off more than I can chew! 

I'm also a queen of finding good deals on supplies and materials.I just need financial backing and assistance in knowing what questions to ask.It seems like a BIG bite to chew off as our first job, but it looks like it has GREAT potential.What questions do I need to ask?

The thing I have been most concerned about with my plans is that I'll be biting off more than I can chew without really knowing what I'm eating!