I did not proof read the first post because I was doing as an impulse.

So be mindful about what you write and don't reply impulsively. 6.

@Jay HinrichsI agree and a lot of buyers are impulse buyers with FOMO and want to get in on the next big thingHow many people do you know who went out and bought a property to use as a STR over past 3 years.

Stay away from companies that have IMPULSE selling and try to get you locked into residual contracts that are hard to get out of.The companies I use for services I do not work on long locked in contracts and pay monthly instead.

I would venture to guess if TK companies did this they would get less impulse buys to move inventory.

We use it as an example now to guard ourselves from buying on impulse.

Its a very nice street and great visibility, but no street parking.If there were street parking in front of the door, it's much more likely that the impulse to "stop in," but the parking lot is behind the building so a coffee shop-like business doesnt really fit.The old tenant was an accountant who's 3 year lease expired and that's probably the best kind of fit for the location. 

A plan to stop making impulsive purchases and get out from under crushing consumer debt. 

I think if everyone just took a step back from ego for a minute, held off on defensiveness despite impulses, they just might have a bit of an ah-ha moment to. 

Most people would never be as impulsive and as stubborn as the man in my post.