He helped me in a pinch.

And also have another property I can leverage incase of a pinch.

The aggressive way is to bank on them staying the same until the next reassessment, then adjusting accordingly, based on their reassessment schedule.I will note, that in my experiences, when county budgets start getting pinched, property taxes, primarily reassessments, are the first thing that start changing.  

I will chalk up my hesitancy and desire to pinch another penny to regret for not buying in this area 5-10 years ago when quality property was $6,000-$8,000 an acre instead of $25,000 as it is now. 

He had much higher cooling needs than us above his apartment  and rejected when we offered him a window ac and was literally driving our ac for his own needs.He even asked me during summer if there is any way to optimally adjust the pressure of air flow as per his needs in one of his bedrooms.Fast forward during winter he closed the vents in his bedroom and another one in the living room that comes before his bedroom.Now the same bedroom which once had a high pressure air flow has virtually no airflow makes me wonder if there is a duct burst or duct got pinched somehow?

If you're in a pinch and need to offload your tickets for the Bigger Pockets Convention next week... look no further! 

'Unusual' properties are risky because they are hard to resell, especially in a pinch.

Everyone wants to pinch pennies - until something goes wrong.PMC's are like insurance, you don't pay it when things are going wrong, you pay it to protect you from problems.Is this a Class C building?

Thumbtack, Angie's List, Yelp would be the best resources in a pinch!

I'm thinking of leaving my Roth IRA as my emergency reserves, but I also have friends and family who could help out in a pinch.