Casinos are bleeding money and have been for the past few years.

This will take care of two things it will show them that you have no problem with it as long as they do their part and clean up, making you seem like a swell owner.

It takes me a few minutes to bleed the lines, and I give them another reminder to fill up BEFORE the heat stops working next time.

If you didn't bleed, sweat and barley survive making that million your tenancy will be to not be careful enough with it.  

If that is good for each unit but water pressure is low then likely the main outside going to the street has some leaks in it and is bleeding out water. 

Here is what I hope to accomplish:Sell 3 properties with contracts on them currentlyFinish and get contracts on 10 moreComplete construction financing on 8 moreDo 2016 education and goal planningFinalize legal on our new debt fund (Gentry Lending Group)Complete migration to our own IP for our funding platform (Realstarter)Finalize financial and tax planning for 2016Complete $3M line of credit with PlainsCapital or Prosperity BankSecure land for commercial JV on South CongressSome of this is surely going to bleed into 2016, but I am pushing to accomplish it this year. 

My sister who is 36 and perfectly healthy was transitioning between jobs and so had no benefits when she had a sudden brain bleed and was in the ICU and inpatient rehab for 19 days.

He made sure we got what the actual repairs were-- not what the ins. co wanted to pay-- often not enough to even make repairs.Lessons--1) read policy and ask "what if" to ins. agent,                 2) research public adjuster ahead of time-- the good ones usually chase storms and disasters like contractors do and set up shop in the area that was affected-- often times they put up bandit signs like they did in New Orleans.                3) listen to your wife when she says "we need to stop paying on vacant damaged properties until the banks bleed us dry-- just give them back to the bank and let them deal with the problem.The last lesson was the most important.

We have loose-laid regular vinyl sheet and pinched it with the trim and cabinets to hold it in place in several units and it is still fine 3-4 years later.If this flooring is going in the kitchen or bathroom, then vinyl would be the better and safer choice as laminate does not fair well in wet environments - if water gets under the floor or in the seams, the floor will swell and cup.

They usually bleed all the profits with maintenance.Don't overdue the rehab.