Nothing like a fat mark up to help "wallet train" some sense into folks.If it were really just an issue when they were cooking, they'd put the batteries back in when they were done. 

Many of us have goals around family, friends, faith, relationships, health, fitness, and other personal goals that inadvertently get put on the back burner for financial matters. 

And guess who has a big fat foreclosure on her credit report.

An oil burner with 2 diverters so each unit can control their own heat.

In the video he says he wants to cut the fat, because his former roommate was over weight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I have an LLC and it's only ever gotten in my way, buy a fat umbrella policy, save money on the interest, slight tight.

So you could be picking up pennies (with wholesale deals) and passing large fat bars of gold (gained from going all in on dentistry).But you can always read up and maybe buy a place to house another dental student for kicks and learning (as long as a maintenance issue or tenant problem won't keep you from passing root canal class or whatever)...Then, once you are all established, you may want to be a real estate investor--with the assets and being more established in your career.

You're guaranteeing yourself a big ol' fat mortgage. 

On any issue, try to have a third-party document the cause - IE the certified appliance repair tech states that the burner is out due to misuse, you then charge the tenant for the repair.

If the old "octopus" heater is still there or a coal burner, it makes for interesting conversation when someone comes over but is very inefficient.