The year is winding down, but I have had my first taste of success. 

Rich, you got awesome taste in cars!

There is a new documentary (From the maker of "Enron - The smartest man in the room" ) called "Money Driven Medicine" that documents the exact issue.For a little taste go to ABC Nightline site http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/and click on "Health Care Sound and Fury"

Essentially the home will look pretty similar to the ones in the subdivisions but will be more to my taste and I wont be part of any stupid HOA.Steve K - Thank you for your help!

Or if your tastes run the other way, monster truck rallies.Rodeos, cuttings, horse shows, and a National Hunter Jumper show.

Those who pushed their chips in last time things were bad got a nice taste of that.

Not everyone's cup of tea, but I like the taste.

No doubt I will stabilize the property and make it profitable, but this totally defeats the purpose of buying turnkey and leaves a sour taste in my mouth. 

If it's Ross Dress for Less, step it up a Notch...Clean, pressed and tailor fitted by a tailor, not a seamstress goes a long way.Below is what I call typical (tasteful) men's clothing, without being an "Outift".If you think you need a blazer for some reason, those classic blue ones can go a long way.And in Texas, cowboy boots seem to work well for some guys.

I learned of these things early in the election (WAY Before Obama become the "Expected Nominee"), and after doing more homework on him, found even more things that left a bad taste in my mouth.