Unless the drone weighs less than .55 pounds.

I like to sleep at night, so I'd tell him to "pound sand," and that I'd rather pay twice his fee if it means dealing with a quality person.

For $35 you can't go wrong really, I'd question unlimited consultation, there may be a para legal pounding the keyboard.We have an internet divorce attorney here, but a simple divorce is easier than most RE transactions, I have experience in both (LOL), the difficulty I see is that when people ask a question they never include all the factors that may effect a better answer.

The idiot insists the dog is nice and, then, I can't believe it, he opens the car door and lets the dog out so I can see how "nice" it is.The pit-bull makes a bee line to attack my 6 pound Papillon who is being held by my son.

If you can climb a ladder, lift 20 pounds and crawl, you can do this.

Even with a "I'm not interested, go pound sand."

At this point, I would respond with that detailed letter and politely tell the landlord to pound sand.

One of my excuses is that anything over 40 pounds causes too much damage (true).  

In a upswining (more seller's) market, does it make sense to purchase 1 property putting a higher amount down, then just waiting for a downswing in prices, or better in the long term to pound out 2-3 deals in a few months and invest that way?

I have a buddy on the national police force who told me they're still trying to figure out if it was the Bulgarian or the Russian mafia that took him out on the water and pounded him until his heart stopped, then dumped him over the side.The dude drove a Suzuki Jimny.