Not to mention a couple of $4.00 coffees a day and no clue what brown bagging is.I'd bet that most college grads spent more time learning the ins and outs of student loans than budgeting and financial planning.  

They'd leave and could care less they were leaving me holding the bag for their unpaid rent and damages. 

The "house contribution" goes to all communally used items such as trash bags, dish soap, toilet paper, laundry detergent, coffee, etc. 

The tighter the seal around your face, the better off you'll be after a few decades in the business.I stow mine in a travel shaving bag.

You might explain why your borrower is walking and willing to leave you holding the bag.

My two cents is that in the economic environment right now you want to make an investment in a property and market with the following:1. tenant redundancy - (aka a lot of tenants) so you aren’t holding the mortgage bag if your 1 tenant moves out or defaults2.

He also provides the black and clear 55-gallon plastic bags.   

I’ll definitely be putting it in my bag of tips and tricks.

Mixed bag of nuts.. there will be more fire sales in the upcoming months.

You won't be left holding the bag so to speak!