Now same story, but you are not drinking but run the stop sign, same result. 

Local residents should take initiative to fix their own neighborhoods and lives.Maybe I'm cold and believe that people should be responsible for their own lives-- and in the slums, that could mean 80 hours a week, getting off welfare, educating oneself, skimping by on Ramen and having no TV/phone/cable/other luxury service or goods, shopping thrift stores for clothes, not smoking or drinking (expensive), not going out to eat or to clubs or movies when poverty-striken on welfare, cutting all expenses when on welfare and taking any job that's offered, making wise choices, and moving away from the slums.

Maybe "finder" for "bird dog" as in the link I posted a few days ago, but say "wholesaler" to anyone outside this site (or select REI circles) and they think about products (tobacco, alcohol, automobiles, etc.) not property.

now i feel like drinking root beer!

Yes I know, I should have screened my tenants better but I am a sucker for people trying to turn their live around.I know that they (I hope I am using the politically correct pronoun here so my post don't get deleted by a trigger happy moderator) had drinking problems but that was over 5 years ago.

Please feel free to inbox me here or shoot me a text message (see number in signature) if you'd be interested in meeting up over a cup of coffee, tea or drinks!

They probably won’t be grabbing any drinks after work one day but life isn’t all sunshine and rainbows.  

I've seen one location on the top 10 list for alcoholic beverage sales in Texas. 

It is very open format just talking to other people over drinks and making connections https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/52...I did some direct mail to Richmond and Vallejo and bought a property for $102,000 plus closing costs.

Use it to pay for baggage fees, food/drinks/movies/wifi in flight ect