They admit that they aren't thrill with the way things have turned out , but they don't want to throw in the towel.

That the towel rack in the bathroom was loose and needed a screw tightened (I wanted to tell them where they had a screw loose!)

However, it's not going to well.

I actually haven't implemented anything just yet but have narrowed my choices to either a) using Quickbooks Online for $10/mo or b) throwing in the towel and paying for a bookkeeper to do the accounting for me for what will certainly be much more than $10/mo.A large part of my decision toward Quickbooks Online is that GnuCash doesn't support the concept of classes/tags/sub-customers. 

We buy new sets of sheets, towels, beach chairs and other items every year.

Most list your going to get are going to well picked over.

I have a vacant property in North Philly that I installed an alarm system and a couple flood lights so copper thieves don't get in.Other problems with North Philly:Bad School District (well Philly in general has bad School Districts)Crime (both soft and hard)Drugs, my friend saw a man in a suit selling "pizzas" in the middle of Broad Street.

(insert some smiling small talk here) and then (lean in and softly) say - look; you know I have been meaning to talk to you anyway.

For simplicity's sake let's ignore the soft costs like closing, title, and inspection.Scenario 1: You spend your 50k on buying one of them outright, and your gross income is $9000/yr (750*12).

I'm a lazy buyer in the soft markets.