Provide things like colanders, mixing bowls, spices, salt/pepper, napkins, knife set, cutting boards, measure cups, spoons, blender, wine glasses, wine opener, pizza cutter, etc.

I picked up the tone from reading the books written by RK that he even wants you to take what he says with a grain of salt, that it's up to you to find out for yourself; I think he gives very few how to dos in his writings to encourage one to get out there and make the mistakes; that he's not going to give a "golden bullet" how to answer of how to get rich; His golden bullet to me was simply to know the difference between a real asset and a real liability; That's it!

It is really a personal decision so take any advice with a grain of salt and good luck as you have many choices.

Learn to take how they say something with a grain of salt. 

Any suggestions for a really good pest control person or company in the Salt Lake City area??

@Victoria Radcliff, definitely consult with a CPA, I am not one so take this with a grain of salt.  

Purchase price: $975,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Contributors: Cesar Gonzalez Large 2 story home in Mission Viejo near Mission Viejo Lake in the community of Andalusia, your membership will allow you to participate in many fun activities such as fishing, boating, golf, concerts, fireworks and more , Home hosts 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms and a large bonus room, large salt water swimming pool, 10,000-sqft lot, 3 car garage This home is a fixer with a lot of potential, the roof was replace just a few years ago, kitchen has been torn out which allows you to install your dream kitchen.

Purchase price: $975,000 Cash invested: $200,000 Contributors: Cesar Gonzalez Large 2story home in Mission Viejo near Mission Viejo Lake in the community of Andalusia, your membership will allow you to participate in many fun activities such as fishing, boating, golf, concerts, fireworks and more, Home hosts 4 bed/3 bath and a large bonus room, large salt water swimming pool, 10,000-sqft lot, 3 car garage This home is a fixer with a lot of potential, the roof was replace just a few years ago, kitchen has been torn out which allows you to install your dream kitchen.

I say take it with a grain of salt.  

Multi-family property is an entirely different story: if the tenant that is getting 'paid' for the work does not remove the snow and salt, what can happen?