If I'm going to spend another dime I rather mentor with them.

But as you chat people up, you will get a feel for who to invite out to coffee (on your dime) to continue an "offline" conversation.My favorite saying: I never learned anything when I was talking.

Follow through with the eviction, and accept that once that process starts, you'll never see a dime from them.

I'm keeping every dime of that deposit based on what you are saying it will cost to replace all that they damaged.The window being open when cooking or showering is not really something you factor in the process and you may want to install exhaust fans when you are cleaning up the mess they left behind.

But you could also be stepping over dollars to pick up that shiny dime.

I didn't pay him a dime because he knows when I get a deal I'm going to close at his office.Don't stress yourself out with the thought of making mistakes because there is always someone to ask about a situation on these forums it's a pretty amazing thing.The only time I think you would actually need help is finding a buyer at that point I blast my deals out to anyone and everyone and I will team up with a wholesaler to get the deal done one way or another it's money in my pocket and I wasn't stuck losing a deal and all the time put into it.

Fair is what you negotiate and agree to, I'll let others throw in a dimes worth first and I'll be back, there are certainly different ways to look at any partnership, I like to look at the value of what each brings to the table and what would be paid out for the same service or contribution.

The first, KL Construction will try and undercut the other bids you have and sell you on the fact that they won't nickel and dime you.

You've already made mistakes for whatever reason, don't compound them by stepping over a dollar to save a dime.

A few more years and I'll have them at market rent without spending a dime to do it.