Chew Ave.

Happy New Year… I'd like to critique some of your comments shared above and perhaps give us some more bones to chew onDion DePaoil writes:Creative finance and nutshell is sort of an oxymoron, don't you think?

I'd confirm it doesn't have a ripple effect on insulation, sheetrock, trim, etc. and that's the full cost of the change so you know how much contingency you've chewed thru.

I see them all the time and I keep it professional and friendly.We just didn't want to bite off more than we could chew.

Still here and chewing on this elephant. 

This is one of those deal that i don't even have to pull out my calculator to see how much is the return before i buy.Unlike what you see on the TV show where they they chew each other head off at the court house to buy property, or have a team of 20 people show up to gut down the crappy house and put in fancy stuff.

I just don't wanto to bite off more than I can chew in case my work income suddenly drops down to 0...

"It'll just come visit one weekend a month" "It's not a pit it's a Staffordshire Terrier""He's the sweetest dog ever, crate trained, doesn't chew" (and variations of this, over and over)@Joel Owens it's a cultural statement and a pride thing.  

Most important is that once you get credit, do be careful with it, use it wisely or it will bite you in the butt and keep chewing for 7 years. 

A lot to chew on and think about.But I'm going to keep the long term in mind and just go below market to get quality tenants that hopefully will NEVER leave!