Then, I recently read "Set for Life" and have started heavily budgeting myself with the big money holes in my life (rent, car payment, groceries, alcohol/drinking) and seeing that I will be saving around 1500/month woke me up to the fact that I need to be investing now, not later, so that compound interest will work in my favor.

Ascertain who has the legal right to deal with the belongings of the deceased.Secure the site.

Obviously, there are a lucky few that belong to wealthy families, but for everyone else it's like standing at the base of Everest and being told, "Here is the mountain you need to climb, good luck!."  

I'd like some opinions.Labels belong on soup cans anyway, right?

The thief had an extra key on him and they determined that the key belonged to my property.

We now think of PEX tubing for drinking water supply, but it has been used for hydronic heating systems for a long time.

I'd email them, talk shop, invite to lunch/drinks.  

We rent to no more than 6 and avoid purchasing large houses for that reason - stay away from under 25 crowd, drinking produces damage, liability risk and trouble with neighbors.

Tenants will like an appliance package (if it looks like it belongs in the house you're renting).

@Matt Honeyford,You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink... same thing for your friend!