But some others I have kept my mouth shut because the rate is pretty good compared to some others I have.This brings into light another issue.

As Johnson mentioned, I've found that the guests who pay more take better care of the place and are actually happier with their stay.  

We're hoping to find someone by referral/word of mouth and looking at a couple of those options right now.  

We celebrated with cherry kool aid, Joel's favorite drink and the went across the street to the closing agent to close the deal.After closing I began waking back to my newly acquired property, feeling pretty good after Joel's assurances and getting 50 K cash back at closing as he had the deal settled by some guru's system.....anyway, I stepped on to the street and someone tackled me pushing me back on the sidewalk, the were yelling, "MAN, IT"S SHAFT, HE's A BAD..." there was a pause and some chick says "Watch your mouth!"

I am definitely not bad mouthing flipping.

Couldn't be happier.  

I just got out of my ownership stake in a gut-rehabbed building in North Lawndale at a significant loss but I still couldn't be happier.  

Having money can help you to do more things in your life that you want which helps to make you happier.

I mentioned the cementary casually to someone at work and the first word out of her mouth was "oh that's creepy". 

they never advertise because they are always backlogged because of word of mouth.