But if you really have landlord in your blood, like my husband and I, you will never ever stop being a handyman. 

Also a signed in blood agreement that you will never come to hate each other  because things don't always work out.Keep it simple until you get huge. 

There was blood and dirt all over our new living room couch.

I understand the draw for "The worst town to live in, KS" is all the hootin' & hoolerin' and bullets shot into the refrigerator, the mud, the blood & the beer but what about other less lively places? 

I guess I'm not active enough...Too rich for my blood on a no contingency/nonrefundable deal.

However, this year one side is fired up, and smells blood.

I leave mine at 70 but pay the extra money as I am very warm blooded and have to have cool air.

What I meant by no selling was agents coming in and smelling blood and asking for what I was looking for before getting to know me, I told a woman at a meetup that I already had an agent (who is killing it already finding me off market deals) and was an agent myself yet she kept talking about finding me a deal and talking about collecting a referral fee and salivating over my desire to purchase an apartment building.

It is really difficult to give away your hard earned blood sweat and tears for free in the beginning but trust me it will comeback to you if it works.

(I feel my anger and blood pressure going up just writing that.)