"The owners eye makes a fat calf."

So long as we tax “income” we’ll always have a fat bloated pig like organization to determine what everyone’s “income” is (that isn’t a W2 worker bee)

If it is hair or toys or paper products, and within five feet of the fixture; or before any point where another unit or home joins a common line, as long as the condition of the line itself is not the cause of "catching" the debris; or if the line itself is bellied, broken, or has root intrusion.It may be educational to sit in on a couple LL/Tenant Court sessions to see how the local Courts rule on "wear and tear" vs. damage.

So if we shave a little fat off Dodd Frank, Mr Banker can start playing like its 2004 again.

I finally figured out what happened....Our wonderful Gov Charlie Crist has a great idea to cut our property taxes and try to get the local governments to cut the fat and run efficiently.

Thank you for the link.I think now may be a time to tread cautiously and only swing at the really "fat pitches".  

#1  cash out at peak of the market... buy/hold forever is not a good strategy (at least not for some properties)#2  cut out the fat (poorly performing properties or properties with very low appreciation potential)#3  Get cash heavy to invest in other areas and other markets (switching markets, leaving texas and focusing on atlanta).  

The property is among 20 plus other 4 plex buildings, kind of like a town house community.The problem is that the price is high and there is a really fat HOA fee for the building that I can't get out of, making the numbers tight. 

Doubt anybody will top @Geoffrey SchnakeDuring eviction - rice cooker with rice that had been sitting for about a week Fish tank - electricity to unit was off, fish were starting to belly up.  

Way to go @Kenneth Bell .  I