I mean, though we gave her twice the amount of notice needed, and she promised to send us a letter within a week, it took her over a month to actually send the letter.

Regarding Obama's campaign promise to reform health care, first, I agree, that health care needs to be reformed, just not with this monstrosity of a bill.

Under promise and over perform.

"Coverage" is just a promise on paper that's only as good as the name behind it.

When dealing with contractors, the first time they don't show up when they promise (and don't call), fire them with no second chances.Likewise, if a contractor schedules a time to give you a bid and doesn't show up on time without calling, don't waste your time.

His promise is whatever is given back to Him will be multiplied and returned to the Giver a hundred times over.

I have torn down a lot of fake plastic tiles in the kitchen so the wall is pretty rough looking and i was hoping to find a nice sheet type product.

You are right in the fact that you have eliminated interest since you paid cash... but even a "fake" cash flow analysis (per Jon) should include some kind of insurance.

I can't promise I can do it again but if there is ever a time when I'm able to pull something like this off, I'll inform everyone again.

But they still have not turned in an application.So, all of these prospective tenants are made aware that I live onsite, and a handful of people STILL loved it, wanted it, and made promises that they would be right back with applications and still did not return them.I'm pretty frustrated... would it be a bad idea if I start calling back a few of the people who said they would return an application just to confirm that they are no longer interested?