Any BP members who read this intro and have some ideas, as a newbie I'd eat EVERY bit of information up.Look forward to learning and the journey toward financial freedom with all of you in this community.

I get more mileage with a happy tenant, going out to eat, than a reduction of $100 off the rent that they never really appreciate. 

One bad tenant will scare off your 2 good ones and eat a year's worth of CF in legal fees and damages @Teague D.!

I always feel immensely better after one of these workouts and I just feel better overall when I'm eating well and being physically active.

Not much to eat, utilities constantly being cut off, ect...

Here’s several things I failed at the first time I tried them: Kissing a girl, changing a diaper, painting a house, pouring a glass of milk, changing a car tire, doing a podcast, buying a property, taking a math test, talking, walking and eating.

If the deal doesn't close, the title company typically will eat the cost -- though they have to eat the cost with you too often, they may not want to work with you in the future without being paid upfront.After the close and the buyer and the seller have physically met  at the title office and get/pay what was laid out on the assignment (seller gets x amount for house, and buyer paid  x amount in earnest money)?

After some hard discussions, we came to the conclusion that we'd like our cake (stay in Fort Collins) and eat it too (determine a way to take action in REI for our short and long-term benefit).  

I bought a Bissel BIg Green Deep Cleaning Machine.  

I found a place that can fit up to 30 people and has a separate area that we could use for our group and it does not cost any money - but they do prefer that we buy something to eat.