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Rich Schroeder Concealed carry
10 November 2010 | 21 replies
With a large coat, you can carry in a pocket, you might ruin a coat, but you don't have to take it out in a pinch....I hope this doesn't get into all kinds of fantasy situations.....Now, since there are so many places you can't carry, public parks in my area, banks, stores, resturants..epecially where they serve booze, it's better to keep the thing in the car if it's out at all, IMO.
Bienes Raices Weird photos from REOs
18 January 2011 | 7 replies
This one though had chocolate all over the walls, floor, ceiling, carpet, etc.
Ryan B. Do you let tenants know where you live?
15 January 2011 | 18 replies
I had to use an unknown HVAC guy in a pinch.
Derrick Sakai How do you buy investment rehab properties sight unseen?
13 September 2011 | 17 replies
Something tell's me, they don't pinch your pennies when funding this work.* PM's really don't look out for YOU, the investor.
Josh Sterling Contractor team
6 May 2011 | 13 replies
the guys at lowes will deliver anything for me when im in a pinch...other than that, i pick it up, or have my guys deliver it...i should mention that my main group of contractors does most of my work similiar to j...they used to be carpenters/framers...due to the economy they've learned to do just about everythign else..i let them install hardwood floors, paint, install and finish drywall, tilework, framing, carpentry, siding, roofign, windows, etc.
Dick M. Fixing fiberglass bathtub crack
15 June 2011 | 5 replies
i used some marine boat quality epoxy putty to patch a hole in the bottom of a bathtub...hasn't leaked in over a year (knock on wood)...cost me 5 bucks at lowe's...i've also used the real good silicone that is approved for fish tanks to plug small holes and cracks in toilet tanks and in cast iron main sewer lines..not the best fix, but it's good in a pinch until the apartment is vacant and i can go in and remodel the place :)
Jim Stardust Financing a rental with 15 or 30 yr mtg?
22 January 2016 | 27 replies
Keep some aside so when you get in a pinch, you can make up the difference on the higher obligation you accepted and use the rest as a payment on principal, you'll pay even less in interest and have it paid off alot sooner!
Steven Horvath New, Used, or Converted (Building) Form 4562
26 January 2012 | 2 replies
the Bookkeeping and filing taxes with rentals is not somewhere you want to pinch pennies.
Brenda Walston Cheers from Virginia
11 February 2010 | 7 replies
Yes, I've got my hot chocolate and laptop and I'm digging into those forums.
Bienes Raices Toilet --- lazy flush
4 May 2010 | 8 replies
Rag in the bottom hole in case you drop it or at least plunge water level down.I agree the hanger works in a pinch...But twist bits are faster.( NO drill on them of course).