When I was in a basement suite, the owner who lived upstairs would leave the mail either in a basket in the laundry room or slide it under the door to our unit.

I’ve been working with the Galloway Scott Moss office (more so Moss) and it keeps dragging and cost keeps sliding.

Learned quite a bit so I would have to say it was worth it.Most of the educators slide a continuous pitch into the training, but there is good info to be had if you look past it.

Meaning how many people can afford to put a 5-20% downpayment(sliding scale with DTI), and have the DTI to afford the house?

When Don Campbell left REIN they continued the slide into a similar format.

From that perspective, the glass is half full and we should be looking for opportunities. 

The rich get richer, and like George Carlen said--it's a great big club...But given that....don't see the glass as half empty, instead see it as half full.If you want to be a big fish (accredited investor) RISK your investment money in things you think will get you to that goal.

. - garbage disposal broken but you find out its because they accidentally dropped a shot glass down it, having to cable out a drain and find that its their hair and mess that caused it, etc.If so, what other items do you charge for and how much do you charge?

I even bought a little cargo trailer that I could slide into my one car garage so it was that much easier to load and unload tools.

It sounds like they got used to letting things slide, but that they actually can afford the rent as they always eventually do pay it.