Two I was doing way too many low dollar tasks, running to the hardware store mowing the lawn you get the picture.

I tried couple of them but I think there can be better ones out there, especially those who put less stress on my wallet ;-)

Running a negative cash flow property will eat a hole in your wallet.

We are remodeling a bathroom in one of our units and as a part of that we are replacing the hardware in the shower.

Its easy explain your mistake be honest and then open up your wallet to fix the problem.

I can't imagine being rated by the server at a restaurant, the checkout person at the hardware store, or anything similar.

Repair plumbing leak From upstairs bath (note living room ceiling) ELECTRICAL Remove paint from outlets where needed Add missing light bulbs Repair / replace GFCI in kitchen HVAC Add missing HVAC registers INTERIOR Caulk around all tub and shower trim Add missing door hardware Then to get it ready for a tenant...

seems to me we suck down bad news for a while, close up our wallets and hibernate economically for a few years.

They would walk down a street and they would see people with cell phones, wallets, and GUNS.

I do wish that I wouldn't have racked up so much debt to "get on board", "move forward", or all the other sales-pitch catch phrases Nouveau Riche will use to sucker you into forking over your money to fill the wallet of your sales and marketing mentor.