I disagree, while we all would love to do the lipstick deals and turn fat profits, that is just not commonly available for this competitive market we preside in today.

They are both doing very well financially, but they're fat, lazy and about to discover what it's like to have some serious competition. :-)If you love to read really complex government legal text, here's a 42 page description of what it takes to get wetland certified for salable MB credits: http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/sea/wetlands/mitiga...

Insurers would charge more for high risks (fat, smoke).

I've come across a few potentially good condo properties (as far as the numbers go) in Metaire / Fat City, Louisiana, but keep getting hung up on whether or not the area is worth the investment.

After watching hours of YouTube videos on septic tanks I have determined that one of my tanks and the leech lines are full of biomat, a nasty substance made up of fat and grease.I am considering adding to the drain field while having the current drain field cleaned.I have heard of people using other remedies and wanted to see what others have done.This tank has been pumped 3-4 times this year!

In situations where properties that make good rentals are very hard to find, and where margins on good rentals are fat, the purchase price can be less important then one might think.

And try finding a cabin to rent anywhere in the Gatlinburg area where you can catch a fat rainbow from the back porch, and the kids can play all day in the water.Different deal.

These tenants love their big fat clawfoot tub, so I’ll fix it up and keep it - and I appreciate everybody’s feedback.

T-12 actual expenses are 39% but there's a lot of fat to be trimmed in maintenance and water.

Granted, lots of tech was fat trimming it's also prohibitive to (some) degree for growth.