I want to buy when the blood in the streets is so deep I need hip-weighters to get around.  

I don't necessarily provide all of these (seems like a lot of face tissue), but it's helpful.InventoryKitchenCooking utensilsTable settingsNapkins/paper towelsDish soap/dishwasher detergentHand soapTea towels/washcloths/spongesSalt/pepper/oil/sugar/etc.Coffee/tea/milk/etc.Cleaning suppliesBathroomsTowels/washclothsHand soapShampoo/body washToilet paperToothpaste etc.BedroomsSheetsBlanketsPillowsFace tissueClothes hangersLiving roomDecorative pillowsThrow blanketsFace tissueRemotes

Get the blood suckers out of there and move on.

When there is 6+ months of inventory then there will be substantial blood in the water and the deals will be plentiful.  

I am simply blunt direct and don't sugar coat things.Look,You can either follow the advice of the nicest person here on the thread, or leave emotion behind and obey the person that backs up his claims with actual numbers facts and evidence.

oh, this topic gets my blood boiling...i reviewed it with a lawyer that deals with just tax assessments. he said "all yours were purchased around 60k, they are currently valued at around 110-135, and the city assessed them at around 70-90k. so you are paying less than you should".and yes, i am paying more than the NON homesteaded homes on those streets.argghh!

You can't squeeze blood out of a turnip, so to speak, and I think some of them take full advantage of the fact that they will never have to pay for any damage they do because they will never have enough money to collect.

the sugar-daddy list

IF and WHEN there is a full blown blood in Wall Street (... and we not there yet), you need to have your powder dry and be ready for this incredible opportunity as an investor when the whole world will be on SALE.

So, go to this link and scroll all the way to the bottom where you see "LawLine":http://www.nhpublaw.org/nh.law.about/law/24 wow,  you are like a blood hound when it comes to finding information online!