I wrote hundreds of articles on a weekly basis, sometimes about dentistry, music, architecture, horrible clothing lines, and even shoe shining.

We took all our valuables and put them in a safe then locked all our clothes, etc into our master closet.

Motorcycles, electronics, vintage clothing.

Section 4:  How to Power Negotiate includes Beginning Negotiating Gambits, Middle Negotiating Gambits and Ending Negotiating Gambits.http://www.amazon.com/Weekend-Millionaires-Secrets-Investing-Estate/dp/0071412913Just like clothes, there really is no one size fits all answer, regardless of marketing! 

He could pay for all of your living expenses, clothes, food etc without ever worrying about "gifting".Basically he can pay for anything he wants and only gets dinged when he moves large sums that show up on a bank statement and needs to be explained.This allows you to keep your w2 income for the property purchase.

TV's clothes etc. keeping a balance on these items is unwise- and you should listen to David Ramsey.

In response to requests from some of the members out there, BiggerPockets is contemplating offering some clothing, like t-shirts, polos, etc through our store.BUT, there's a hitch:@Joshua Dorkin Is contemplating offering a tee-shirt and polo collection without a critical component in my view:The Front Pocket!

If they have to do any cutting or sanding, make sure they take the materials outside or to a garage.New construction windows would be a different story - I would use a drop cloth if that were the case.

Wholesalers and Realtors are pretty much cut from the same cloth.

The higher end homes with higher rents are more likely to have inquiries from those who plan farther ahead, some may be looking to move in 60 days or more and you want someone sooner, or they may be downsizing from a 5/4 with kids going to college, and would like to rent but the dates are tied to their present homes' closing dates.I also found out they are more likely to frown upon seeing homes while rented, the current tenant belongings all scattered with packing boxes, dirty clothes piling up in the laundry room - odor...is one thing, the idea of their home being visited frequently by applicants during their last month of stay is the other.It is probably very locale specific thing but some homes I never show while occupied.