Yes well luckily she did put the money in an envelope and not just throw a bunch of $20 bills in the mailbox.

(I do like the idea of looking for another Ins Co.).The cop might cost $100 for the hour or for service, throw that on the costs of collection.

Ryan Halverson - what made you throw out this listing?

Make sure that the credit card has no strings attached and doesn't cost more than $30 a year or so.Credit card companies use to just throw credit cards at students getting ready to graduate.

I only guess because I don't want to spend time on it knowing that I will throw away that scratch paper within a week or so.

I do know that I never pay full price for anything and throwing money away in rent is stupid.

I'm just saying what I would do:I would throw away anything that's junk and sell anything of value.

I generally just throw in the details for a couple buildings and see if they work out.

Side note on laundry, ask that they throw in machines that accept credit or loaded cards if you can in place of or along with coins.

For the most part I'm venting here, but I'd love to know how many of you who are years into this and running a successful REI business for your selves, A) at the beginning felt like throwing your hands into the air, and B) what you did to keep your self from getting broken down by the difficulties starting out.To give a little context here...I have been feeling really great about the progress I've made of the last 6 months.