One couple on their anniversary spilled wine, leaving a huge stain on the carpet.

If you blow a .08 or above that's considered a DUI. how many of you people have had 2 glasses of wine then drove home?

So, smallest house on the nicest block has been a wining strategy for me.

Even when I was a resident manager, if I socialized in any way with a tenant - become a walking buddy, go have a glass of wine, etc., they always, without fail, wanted some special favor and I'd have to say no.  

I tried to make 5-10 properties in an entire popular wine country town work, could not, and have basically moved on from an entire city simply because with 35% property manager fees (the lowest you can find, and the town requires a PM), no rental will ever be profitable.

This actually happened to my primary residence...My neighbor recently enclosed his back yard with a standard 6' wooden fence.

I'll blame it on the glass of cheap wine :-)

This restaurant, on the surface, looked like a very classy wine bar/restaurant. 

However, until landlords and property managers work to educate tenants proactively, they will continue to get their training from 1. the media 2. wining friends and 3. tenant-defense attorneys.

He have very outdated wooden windows.