Plus, man is the only creature to trip over stone twice...In my view, the real "blood on the streets" will be seen in 12-18 months when people currently furloughed will be officially unemployed and unable to service their debts.

I've never paid anything during a hospital visit, including mris, blood tests, ambulance rides, nothing.

It really does work to maximize your marketing money and to measure your return on the calls, and can greatly return your ROI (sorry, it's in my blood, dont mean to nag or nothing).

Your 10% is probably closer than the 5% you idenified, the other 5% taken by eviction expenses and collection losses.Getting blood out of a turnip will vary with each landlord's ability to deal with people, how tenants are selected as well as economic conditions in a local area.

Is that blood?

What I've found, especially in class C or D areas, is that strategic and focused management is the life blood of the property.

Few bath tubs are designed with the jet sprays that will help with proper blood circulation.

I guarantee that the blood, sweat, and tears you put in this project will pay major dividends on all you future projects!

(blood from a stone...)

In return my agent sticks around like a parasite sucking my .. blood.