If you're a long term buy and hold investor, just know that over 30 years you will be replacing 30 roofs, and 30 of a lot of other big ticket items. 

I've opened tickets with Mint's support people, but they've had no answers, and they tend to just drop the issues.

Doesn't pertain to any of my rentals, but I once got scammed by a fake ticket seller.  

The beaches opened today but I don't believe VR's have been approved, so wondering if anyone knows what the holdup is.I'm getting numerous big-ticket booking requests but not sure what to do. 

My questions are, does the lack of big ticket items (siding, painting, roof) make the case for paying a higher premium up front?

High ticket items probably need to be examined in detail with more quotes.

Hi Everyone,So I just received a bill in the mail for a $115.00 snow removal from the city of West Allis and a $313.00 ticket.  

The bigger ticket items like the roof, furnace, and hot water heaters were all relatively new.

Thanks Miguel G. and great to see many of you at the MAREI meeting last night - we were able to provide 11,250 meals for Harvesters from all the donations, raffle tickets and not so silent auction.

Also on maintenance requests, week by week, different people were answering questions on the tickets and hadn't read/didn't know the history of the ticket, let alone what work had been done the previous month, so I would get duplicate requests for something I had already told them I was fixing with my vendor with whom they refused to coordinate the work...Their departmental nature allows them to "scale" but severely affects their customer service since I would call someone that I had in my phone and they'd say, "oh, that's not my concern, you have to call [some other department] for that."