(Penny foolish, pounds lost).

He appreciates having the ability to flex to my jobs on rainy days, rather than pounding nails in the rain or taking the day off.

If they are not required they can tell you to go pound sand.

Penny-wise, pound-foolish. 

In other words it would be a penny wise and pound foolish move.On primary residential policies, I would not worry about being insured to value (co insurance requirement).

Keep an eye on that.Educate yourself on what buyers in your area want and build accordingly.Don't be "penny wise but pound foolish."

Don't be pennies wise, pound foolish.

Just have to keep pounding on banks doors until you get a yes.

Calling on the phone won't get it done to many people have cell phones and when they are in foreclosure they usually have other credit issues and are hounded by collection agencies... you can either mail and hope   or pound on doors and close deals. 

I would tell the landlord to go pound sand.I do not know why you want to spend 100,000 on a cafe business.