She had dogs, she would walk around faeces, and get this - she worked at the local hospital taking blood for patients!

It's difficult to draw blood out of a stone. 

Well, there are shysters circling out there looking for fresh blood too.

Of my own blood.

Sure, the judge can award the landlord damages, back rent and court costs, but if the tenant quits their job and skips town, they can't garnish their wages and may spend more in attorney fees trying to get blood from a turnip.

I knew I had entrepreneurship in my blood. 

And sometimes his work a bit sloppy if I don't stay on him.My point is that I no longer look to get blood from a turnip.

I can say real estate is actually in my blood and is my truly ambition since I was a kid.

I have know some folks to cheat the system, and that boils my blood, but those who are doing the right thing have the Soldier and Sailor Act to fall back on preventing landlords to take advantage of them.

You have to pick a job that will pay your bills for the time invested and simultaneously it has to be something that you will enjoy doing.Can you handle blood (I can't), are you handy, are you technically inclined?