I gave the landlord the crime scene cleanup specialist's number but guess he wanted to go "cheap" - if only he listened to me in the first place.Makes me want to put in "dead tenant" clause in all future insurance policies.

Many believe the world is against them, society has beat them down, they often have a very high scenes of entitlement and they all resent anyone with money or in a perceived position of authority.

Why spend years on classes, labs, seminars and residencies when our certified experts can give you all the 'need to know' behind the scenes information in an easy to follow format?

@Alex Sanchez,"Red tape" is rather a dated expression, going back to when things requiring further inspection, repairs, etc. literally were flagged with "red tape" - think of crime scene tape colored red.

Some great info and some of the reasons I have stayed out of the real estate ownership scene for so long as a millennial myself.

So that's another good reason to get involved : non-profits, charities, arts/culture scene, international service, environmental groups, start-ups with a vision that excites you.

Rule #2 is evade the scene as quickly/safely as possible.

If you've never heard that name, he played Danny DeVito's feet in the firewalk scene in "The Jewel of the Nile".Even my current group doesn't go that level.All that aside, now that you've reached the goal you had starting out, it's time to get a new "Why?"

It is 70 and sunny today. ( Don't mind that lava flow over there, it's 70 and sunny) There is a good reason why they don't teach it in academia. thanksMatt Remember that scene in A Few Good Men where Tom Cruise grabs the Marine Corps Manual out of Kevin Bacon's hand and asks the witness to refer to the section on the Mess Hall?

I want to take out my tape recorder and describe the scene here and what's about to happen.