These relationships can become fruitful if you cultivate and nourish them the right way.There are a ton of books out there:   Apartment Syndication Made Easy - Vinney Chopra, The Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book - Joe Fairless & @Theo Hicks.  

Always know your limits, although as tempting as the fruit might be sometimesQuote from @Nathan G.: 1.

An ATV (later a UTV as riding "nut to butt" is not cool!)

ACORN are a bunch of nuts.

They thought he was nuts but said they are now finding more and more buyers these days who are interested and will pay for green features. 

They sawed down whole orchards of fruit, and what they couldn't destroy, they burned.

This strategy results in pretty good profits in Asia because the markets are a bit nuts here.

I told him he was nuts to think he could do it in 1 day.

I am going to start offering several options to them & have them pick one (1 yr contract) or two items (2 yr contract) (ie, paint room; free maid cleaning; clean carpet; microwave range installed {if i was gonna do it anyway}; free hours of a handyman. people love free stuff.i drop off cookies/candy, etc on their birthdays & xmas. cost me $5 but they go absolutely nuts about it. they know other landlords won't do the little things to make them feel special.we're in the people business. most renters get viewed as scum by the public but they're people just like us & a lot of 'em are very nice.

I've definitely been working hard for many years, and the fruits of those efforts are beginning to pay off in many different ways, including press.