My current properties in Medellin and France have been a mixed bag, but I am happy I made them. 

When they arrived, there were 14 Tumi luggage bags waiting for them.

I've found that the most stressful items on the list are also usually the ones with the highest priority, so it's kind of like killing two birds with one stone - check off a thing that is causing the stress and checking off a item on my list just feels good.If things are really crazy, I'll eventually just drop everything and go to the gym where they have a heavy bag set up.

If the current LL has deposits, you want to be sure that is account for in your transaction so when/if you have to refund deposits, you are left holding the bag....In some cases you can make the sale contingent on the property being vacant, but the current LL has to arrange to get the tenants out and that usually means cash for keys or some other arrangement to have them leave voluntarily......an eviction would be way to long and messy, especially given the COVID issues

Family, friends, neighbors, your half-in-the-bag buddy at the bar and even the bartender. 

Yelp is a mixed bag.

People thought is was crazy when the tech companies started putting in ping pong tables, bean bag chairs, gaming stations, etc. in their HQ's.

Put all our belongings in bags.

I notice that it's a mixed bag when it comes to management on here.

The contractor cut a path into the woods to get the dump truck in and then took out about 5 truckloads of debris, furniture, building materials, skids - and a full truckload of nested shopping carts.The contractor is going to be about $3K to $4K thousand dollars.We paid for people living in the woods $200 each for two days of work bagging trash and bringing it out of the woods.We spent about $150 on T-Shirts, socks, underwear, and sneakers for the people in the woods.Finally, we posted no trespassing signs throughout the property.Project total I think is going to come in just under $5,000 dollars.