In China there aren't much regulation in rental. you can cut your tenant's water and electric when they are late on payment and you can change the lock and throw tenants personal item on the street when you decide to evict your tenant! 

While you're at it, throw me some book recommendations as well.

I just spent 500 bucks on heating oil and I'm throwing money out like crazy and the only "hope and security" I have is the fact that I ran the numbers.

If that weren’t the case I would just put a bunch of pink stocks on a dart board and start throwing to pick them...that would require very little time and could potentially return huge amounts of money, but I will never do that because of the risk involved.I also attempt to estimate the hours I spend investing in real estate (although I am sure I underestimate) to make adjustments to my strategy.

If they cant loose they will throw one in and this will get you a bunch of people you dont want.The app fee helps cover your cost and makes sure people are serious about renting from you.

Having shown so much confidence in your newly created system I had to throw a few questions in there for your own benefit.

etc.How do you mix it up, to get your audiences attention?

What point are you trying to get across to your target audience?

Less expensive than buying a large piece of floating sheet vinyl and throwing half away, and the pre-cut vinyl is very thin.The vct I've found around here just has the speckled pattern seen in commercial installs and I don't think it would look right in this bathroom.

He was really pushing a life insurance vehicle (EIUL), which I am skeptical of given the insurance companies' normally exorbinant fees on these type of products.Turning down free money from a 401k match is barely different from saying you aren't going to accept your social security payment when you are 66-70, because in and of itself it is insufficient for a full retirement.Sure, people have not saved enough for retirement in their 401k plans and overall they are insufficient unless you have saved 14-15% for 30+ years, but that doesn't mean you should throw the baby out with the bath water.