Blah blah”On your CV goes:Helped numerous clients grow their portfolio from a single house to ______ all while setting new highs for market rent and tenant satisfaction”You can bet the new co. will be spit shining whatever turds he hands them to save dollars the next year or two but once tenant turnover suffers from the budget management and penny pinching owner you will be the first thing to cross his mind.

As someone looking for my first deal, maybe I'm looking to pinch too many pennies that don't need to be bothered pinching.

Borrowers get in pinches and need money to finish deals etc.

If you need something to help pinch your nose while you pull the lever -- the whole field stinks, TBH -- clothes pins are super cheap at the dollar store...

It is penny pinching, unwise and a waste of good money and time that can be utilized to make even more money somewhere else.

If you have the mentality that deals are made not found you’re less likely to feel the pinch and more likely to expand to a future oriented, goals mindset.

It seems some of our go-to contractors haven't adjusted their labor prices up as much as you'd expect given the scarcity, but we're definitely seeing a pinch in the availability of labor.

That's even more so that we came from penny pinching parents.Had a tenant move in complaining about a malfunctioning stove.

Don’t penny pinch with your contractor!

Also, i do have 2 pretty decent 401ks if in a complete pinch.