Assume you sleep 8, 2 for hygiene and bodily actions, a regular 8 hour job, leaves you with a total of 6 hours of "free" time; which then you must subtract every other part of your day; commuting, grocery shopping, laundry, etc.Now if you can use those 6 hours to make money that you would otherwise save, it make sense.Here is some good info from somewhere else (in 2013):"It's Literally Not Worth His Time to Pick Up a Dropped $100 Bill From the Ground.

Learn from them.A dental assistant may clean your teeth, put they shouldn't be pulling them or filling cavities, even if they are capable it's an unauthorized practice.I'm retired, I'm not a MO, I can't legally pull teeth or originate an owner occupied mortgage.

If it's indeed hair plugging the drain, and not a toy/hygiene/diaper item, it's really up to the landlord to improve the configuration to prevent this.

And if you are confident in your abilities, as a layman, to perform your own dental work by all means go ahead.

I currently work my a$$ off as a dental assistant but I am sure it wont be for long!

For example, dental business or doctor business or Engineering Firm, etc.It is best to stick with LLC of where your rental properties are located.For example, you can have one land trust and one LLC for each of your properties followed by, let's say, S or C Corporation.

So thank you so much for reading my post.Im planning on buying my first house to rent out near the dental school in dallas ( texas a&m dentistry ) ( 10-15 mins drive to school) Price : 150-220k ( ready to rent ) but i couldnt find anything decent on MLS.

I had just bought a used truck and put it on a credit card and some dental work on a credit card and I wanted to pay them both off before applying for a conventional loan.  

And feminine hygiene products which also should NEVER go down the drain.  

Use cotton balls wrapped around a doubled and twisted piece of coathanger wire to get inside the holes under the rim when you use the Concrubium.But this is all hygiene theater.