I need to cut the fat.  

My brother is a doctor who has been in a decade-long-term Vitamin D-3 research project.

Nothing elective or everyday items like vitamins are allowed.

It would be cheaper for you to pay for a fat life insurance policy for them.I don't know your rental market, but if the normal market there is such that you can't get a unit rented for 6 months to a year, it's time to sell it and at a loss if necessary.

Sherrine Milton I used to work both at a the vitamin Shoppe and as an agent.

A) It's not exactly what he said orB) It's BSThe big guys 25+ years are still all quite fat and happy with a ton of debt and units.I'm not doubting Dave at all, since about 80% of people mis-handle debt and a cash-only budget is what they need.However, if you understand the power of using OPM money (ie you borrow o$1 at x% and get a return on it >>x%) it is a major tool in growth.Now if you're 60 and unwinding, I understand. 

Everyone should boycott them anyway, based on fat content.

I know if I hired one to take care of a property, there would be a fat bonus at the end of the year if there were no problems and I was making money because of their good management.

I really wish that you can maybe replace their A/C to a new one but you have a big fat wall in front of you.

You don’t ask the fat guy for fitness advice and you don’t ask the ford salesman for Chevy advice.