It reminds me of a saying from one of my favorite cartoon characters, Calvin (from Calvin and Hobbes) said: "I find it easier to keep everyones expectations low, so I don't have to try hard."

As far as how it might affect my descision making process; I am more influenced by income, credit and past record with employers and landlords as a reflection of their character and behavior.

He is in jail for DWI, Drugs and Domestic and got denied parole because of his record, I'm not worried about dying over this deal if that's what you're getting at, I personally grew up around and have met some pretty shady characters, these people just dont fit the bill.

There has to be a way to track expenses that are business related and deductible but not attributed to a specific property, isn't there?

Rich and successful, not incognito either, mingling with broke newbies in search of knowledge is unheard of.   Where else do real multi millionaires post with the not so rich and famous.  Its fascinating.Can you point...

Added some 'character' to the wood floor, but oh well if a rental.I hit the thinner tar adhesive from hell with  citri strip, a non-toxic stripper.

@Aaron Klatt This three story multi- family residence built in 1880 with 7 bedrooms offers lots of character with lots of windows for natural lighting, hardwood floors throughout, multiple fireplaces, built-in bookshelves and a covered wrapped porch!

Every mistake is just a form of investment in my growth, character, or lifestyle.

Depends on how much value you attribute the manufactured home. 

It depends on his character and his need for money.The first question you should ask her is how much of the proceeds she is willing to give him.