I am a highly motivated entrepreneur that has built my current company in the wine and spirits category to $15M in sales last year.

I did a lot of the work myself, added gas lanterns, new fence, neat things like a bar and wine rack hidden behind picture frames.

Enjoy a glass of wine while you mingle and make connections!

They may surprise you and tell you that they realize the dog tore up the carpet and it has to be replaced.If they don't admit any fault by their dog, you can ask them what they think is fair and send them the pictures of the torn carpet and then maybe you can find a middle ground with them.I just went through a similar situation with my tenants when they moved out (huge red wine stain and water damage from a utility sink that overflowed because they left some clothes in there to soak).  

too funny .. just be an investor in 07 and 08... mortality rate was quite high.. most folks on BP not all but most never lived through that debacle. for me I lost millions. so there you go its not all wine and roses.

most of the time was spent hitting the very heavy rubber mallet against wooden stakes, and breaking them because the ground was too hard. this time i drilled 4 holes in each sign, tied them to stop signs, traffic signs, whatever signs with a zip tie.

Some companies were still pushing the sales for buggy whips and wooden wagon wheels several years after gas engines were roaming the roads.If you can't rent the property to a family then I would not waste one minute putting the property on the market if it is going to cause a financial hardship that causes you to dig yourself into a hole that is impossible to escape from.Cut your losses early and move onto something profitable, or just keep your cash in a safe place until you find a sure-thing investment.

Purchase price: $1,500,000 Single family STR purchase in Temecula Wine country.

Some of them have access to all the wooden pallets that they want. 

After inspection over the weekend, our inspector identified signs of water penetration on one inner wall of the basement connecting to the backward, which might be due to the gaps between cement walls/chimney bricks and the wooden siding.