New to the topic and looking for a 6000 pound vehicle for my STR business to haul consumables and occasionally bigger items. 

I like a great deal as much as the next person, but realistically, if I'm long distance, it's going to be harder to find something if I'm not out pounding the pavement locally, so I figure I'll probably be more reliant on what's on the MLS and wholesalers. 

. 🤪 I’m a mother of two kids plus a 10-pound chihuahua/dachshund mix name Nina.

Oh and I especially loved the trash bags full of pounds raw sausage left in the middle of the yard when they moved out (among other trash).  

Everything from better defining what is the "Leased Premises" (I define duplex unit Leased Premises to interior unit only and landlord need not notice to enter common area interior steps or basement or exterior yard) to attorney fees (don't do it---they become a sword for bad faith tenants and consumer advocate attorneys seeking a pound of flesh). 

But 50 pound potatoes20 pounds onionRice cooker50 ponds rice50 pounds pinto beansLarge bottles of Tabasco sauce and soy sauce3 cases of ramenLarge crates of eggs.  

We’re currently looking for a multi-unit which is terrifying but I keep telling myself, in for a penny, in for a pound.  

And she likely is or trying to be or they wouldn't be testing.Do NOT be penny wise/pound foolish here.

I used to pound beer until 3am on Friday nights.

An ounce of prevention will be worth a pound of cure for any lease and tenant -- get your ducks lined up if this is who you've settled on.Home brewing has shed any stigma it used to have, a lot of people love to brew their own beer and plenty of them are "professionals" with jobs and will take care of their home and beer station.