Yeah, that's a great point...in fact, it's probably even easier to buy the newbies, as they are just getting their first taste of power...

Previous years have included all-expense-paid helicopter rides, wine tasting, horseback riding in Puerto Rico and a private Jimmy Buffett concert in the Bahamas for more than 1,000 employees and guests.

Once the “entitlement class†gets a taste of the handouts they’ll never give them up.

My husband is a very smart guy, but sometimes a bit too pessimist for my taste...but oh well, I told him already, I might not be the hare in the ‘The tortoise and the hare’ story, but I am that turtoise, I’ll take my sweet time but I’ll get there..eventually!

(Sunday dinner tastes different when you eat with the person you owe a bunch of money to.)For the inherited tenant I would put him on a lease for 1 year with a clause of raising rents at the end of the year.   

I don’t want to flip houses, it wasn’t what I expected it to be, and there are too many moving parts for my taste at this time.

One taste and you just want more.

I’m only about to start the investing in rentals journey, but I’ve spent my whole life with champagne taste and a beer pocket book.

Yes, the grandmother living in for the past 50 years had some unique taste; popcorn ceilings, orange carpet, duck wallpaper trim, etc.

If you use an FHA 203k rehab loan just plan on living in a nice apartment you rehab to your taste as owner for 12 months, then lease it out.