Easy to upgrade to disk brakes and electronic ignition....or just keep your truck and maintain it :)I should also mention that I rely on public transportation and my own two feet when necessary and don't drive much (I also have a 2008 Chevy Malibu that I inherited...it has 23,000 miles on it).

That's what was suggested, along with other sleeping suggestions like not eating before sleep, avoiding alcohol, staying off electronics right before bed.

I'm a baller...shot caller...20 inch blades on the Impala.In reality when I'm not dreaming, I am an Electronics Technician that does testing and evaluation on the US Navy's Aegis Combat System for the Dept of Defense.

Definitely wont mention it again, no one seemed to notice the not possible for all properties.These properties are NOT on the mls, are her selling clients, generally other investors getting rid of something that got damaged more than they want to deal with or ma and pa foreclosures she works, her lock boxes, the old ones not used when on the mls..those used on mls listing are electronic...and shown with the sellers ok that she is not there. 

Like when i went on a camping/fishing trip, I was texting bad and forth with a new tenant coaching her on how to use electronic payment software.I decided to go 50/50 traditional/Roth, mostly because I genuinely have NO IDEA if I will take a high paying civilian job in the max tax bracket, live off and pursue real estate full time, or something in between - after leaving the service in a few years.

Now, everybody pays their bills by electronic transfer. 

Electronic payments from the start! 

Besides, no one wants to hire a tech worker who was forced to use a slide rule in engineering school before electronic calculators were invented.

Seems to be a good case for having electronic locks.

Some low margin consumer electronics are just not economical at this time to source from other countries, China had the magic formula of cost and quality - per a warehouse tenant of mine.