Spray a few shots to your shoes/pant legs before going in.

"Jack Leg" contractor strikes again! 

But they get paid several thousand dollars per transaction that you can save with a little leg work.  

I don't think the lawyer has a leg to stand on but I'd hate to get into a drawn out battle and just eat up time.

I have been honest that I had a family member loan me money at a fantastic rate, and that gave me a big leg up on the finance part.

I'll always love RE and have my eye on 28 or so specific units, but sometimes 'diversifying' into an easy chair is ok for a while, too.

You can find managers for this but they generally want to charge an arm and a leg.

I was thinking I might get a better price on materials if I did a little leg workI have been expensing all of the credit card purchases as “Supplies” for the Schedule E.

In my opinion and out door fire pit with some chairs and a list of places to get wood, will help you get picked over the next cabin without one.

Here's some nuts and bolts info:The first thing to do is to find out what they will be providing for you- is it an actual "booth" of the pipe-and-drape tradeshow style, or just a folding table and a chair?