By the way I disagree with the people who recommend that you only eat rice and beans, make your own cloths and shoes, sell your car and ride a bike 50 miles both ways to work each day to save on gas.

It's the same as investing in a bar, a clothing store or whatever.  

I would recommend cleaning up because his new landlord may be coming in, but if they choose to leave clothes all over and dirty dishes, that's up to them.

I don't really spend money on clothes, I'm pretty minimalist, just the occasional dinner date with the girlfriend.so Total so far I have: $1,824.34/$2,954.79 (~61.74%) Now I would like to put about 15 more percent into a Roth IRA before using my saved money towards potentially more volatile investments, so that would put me at about $700 a month to save for real estate investing.

To meet minimum living expenses (food, housing, clothing, basic transportation, and medical care) in my town of Springfield, MO, you would need around $2,000 / month ($24,000 / year) income. 

Take off the old valve, clean up the threads with a cloth (if they're clean but just wet) or a wire brush (if they have crud in them).

Grew up fairly poor, 2nd hand clothes often, worked and put money in family coffers to help out. 

We applied a fiberglass cloth/sheeting product to one of our flat roof commercial buildings several years ago (1800 sqft).

A safe filled with dirty cloths.

I've been to Denver and surrounds, and everyone I've seen was fully clothed (seen some very large Elk there too).It's not like you guys have beaches up there in the mountains (with the beeches).Is it prevalent in Boulder (???)