They are not like a Stock where you can Buy today and Sell tomorrow.

If the technician is employed by the manager and shows up to the job site and has neither smoke detector or battery stock on hand while attempting to charge the owner/tenant for the time it takes to go to the store and come back - that is negligent management. 

Hi @Lamont Aiken,Fannie Mae will actually go for C5, which is worse than C4.This deal isn't necessarily dead, depending on if there are any specific health/safety things identified, and what those are. 

HD's stock cabinets are a pretty good deal as well.  

And even if it did, 100 lbs of rotting hive and honey and dead bees would likely fall through the downstairs ceiling in a few months creating quite a mess for some unhappy tenants.Thank you Cassie and Jim at Beam Apiary of Houston!  

@Ryan BeasleyI don't advocate buying and holding individual stocks with a large % of your portfolio.

What rate of return would you have if you invested your money elsewhere in say a mutual fund or the stock market. 

This is where in the stock market, instead of trying to time the ups and downs of the market, you buy a little bit at a time over a long period of time, allowing you to buy some things cheap and some things at peaks.  

Cash is far too valuable to have it sitting around dead not earning it's keep.Cash sitting in a rental property does not increase cash flow it decreases it.

It's the old "separate a fool from their money" game and they are all over BP.I hope Alicia can pull it off, for the seller's sake, if she fails then she has tied up the property from real buyers placing the seller in the dead of winter to market their home, that's not a good marketing time in St.