But people move slow and take time to chew on things.

*I'd advise you not bite off too much more than you can chew starting out.

Well, even after the exterminator closed everything, those rats have continued to chew new holes.

I've been chewed out twice by coworkers after handing out bags of Christmas candy and making up a flyer for a department Christmas dinner - they were both Jehovah's Witnesses and were quite offended (I didn't know, was just trying to be nice).

I'm a little concerned that I might be biting off more than I can chew with the negotiation aspect as I haven't a clue what I'm up against.

I read Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad last November, and I'm currently chewing through Cashflow Quadrant now.

Anything for me chew on?

Chewing door frames or clawing at doors would not be expected and therefor not normal wear and tear.

After the second one vacated I was at the house on a Sunday morning and got my *** chewed out by a little old lady on her way to church because of the condition that the tenant left the property in.  

@Jason Branum, it does sound like you might be biting off more than you're ready to chew and I advise extreme caution since a mistake with a deal this size could hurt you very bad.One thing you should ask yourself is "Why have I gotten this opportunity?"