They then have health care, food, clothing, place to live, possible significant other, car, family, and on and on.

I hate sounding like a chicken little, but damn it, I'm going to have all my clothes on once the tide goes out. 

If you see mail addressed to other people, personal belongings (ie: clothing & toiletries that are not hers or her kids') then you might have reason to ask her about it.

A lot of the 2-4 unit properties in Cicero are due for a service upgrade, new panels and many of them also are full of cloth wiring that needs to be removed.

Personally, I have a bias against tattoos - especially those that are prominent or visible in everyday clothing. 

one guy goes out and buys the best clothes he can buy.  

The houses I own pay my airplane tickets and hotel rooms when I take vacations or attend seminars, cover my utilities costs, buy my clothes, pay my internet bill, cover my phone bill, and buy the gas for my car.

In your posts you come across as a kind of go to the 7-11 and get a Big Gulp and burrito for lunch kind of guy (nothing wrong with that, most everyone likes soda and burritos) vs table cloths and 3 forks.I remember you once said you learned this business from your Grandfather.Did he pass his properties to you?

Instead of buying new clothes, buy a bunch of business cards and pass them out and keep in contact with people and be consistent.

How can a Hundred Clothing Stores make more money being in the same building then separate buildings?