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2 April 2021 | 5 replies
Coffee/lunch/dinner on me, just message me!
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14 February 2017 | 12 replies
We're animal friendly so if someone's working late or away we'll take care of each others pets, we have dinners at each others units every few months, etc.
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9 February 2017 | 56 replies
I spend more than that eating a lobster dinner for two.
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21 June 2016 | 2 replies
If you want to attend, you will need to RSVP because they need to know if you need the association to supply a shotgun for you, and because dinner and the shotgun shells are free and they need to plan for that.Join IMHA Members and Directors for an afternoon of trap shooting and a special regional membership meeting at The Brandywine Banquet Hall in Dixon, IL.Trap Shoot @ 1:00 PMSinnissippi Rod & Gun Club23181 Moline Rd, Sterling, IL 610812 rounds of 25.
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6 June 2011 | 15 replies
They take me an my wife out to dinner.
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24 April 2013 | 11 replies
Everybody probably does this one already, but if you have to stop for a while, lunch, dinner, (I've even done it overnight before), I just place my brush in a ziploc and close it up with as little air as possible, and do the same with my roller in a gallon-size ziploc or wrapping it in plastic wrap.
29 March 2017 | 7 replies
It's not their dinner money, it does the the title company.
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24 May 2017 | 14 replies
Then of course a 7 day cruise - with sun up to sun down sessions, cocktail parties, dinner together and more cocktail parties after dinner.
11 August 2011 | 13 replies
It all depends on the scale and size of what you are investing in.I would encourage you to meet up with other landlords in your area.Have lunch or dinner and talk about the pro's and con's of the business.From there you will validate a more clear path for yourself of what you want.Smaller apartments buildings such as 2 to 10 units are self-manageable and I see many investors who can do this and be okay.When you start getting up into the mid size properties say 20 to 100 units you have to be doing them full time.Especially older buildings where issues will come up more frequently.The larger size buildings will many times have a live in property manager with a staff to handle maintenance and other issues that come up.A base plus bonus is needed to keep the property manager and others motivated and to decrease turnover.Each time you have to train a new person it costs you much more.Just like getting new customers versus cultivating existing relationships.Will you be paying cash or using regular bank financing??
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3 September 2016 | 13 replies
Take them out to lunch or dinner on your money.You need to accelerate your learning curve and understanding of the court system so that those dollars earned goes to buying more properties instead of being stuck in possible mistakes and oversights on existing properties owned.Back in the day I went to the eviction courts and stayed all day watching how tenants responded to the judges questions and how the landlords reacted.