@Daniel SmythYou ate right.

Four people fighting over who ate the leftover pizza or who's turn to mow the lawn.

Over the course of a year my wife and I fixed it up, rented to friends, ate peanut butter and jelly, did everything we could.

The owner grew up in the house and says they ate at a small 4-person table in the K. 

Individual, because if you try to split it with anyone but a spouse you get into the "you ate more than me" thing.

I had a vacant lot that i purchased, a while back, and that fee ate up a large chunk of my profits. 

what you described is what happened in 08 to a tee to real estate folks..

Fees ate up all of the revenue.

Even if maintenance ate that $225 per month (which it didn't, had virtually zero maintenance issues), we still got tax write-offs, debt pay down, and appreciation.

it seems to me to change by the decade.. in my 30s I would work out weights and cardio one hour virtually every day. then walk 18 holes of golf carrying my bag 3 times a week pretty much year round ( lived in the Napa Valley were golf is year round) then get home and walk my Shepard 3 plus miles.. at that rate i ate and drank anything i liked without a thought.