Kind of like Mitch Stevens and that Grant Kemp...( but those guys are big time vendors ) ..I guess there is good money in training too......Jimmy passed away on the morning of May 19, 20202... just a few days short of his 82nd birthday.

As a general rule of thumb, you should treat them honestly, fairly, and equally.I don't buy my tenants cards or celebrate their anniversary or put flowers on the counter for their move-in day.

Hi, I have done a few flip houses and I have staged them minimally with a few items like towels, baskets, flowers inside etc. 

They've all been working since 16 and between work, birthday gifts, and mutual fund growth, they've got about 40k, 20k, and 20k and paid off cars. 

Even non-families are celebrating birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette, and want pools. 

If you work extra hours, get $20 in your birthday card from Aunt Gertrude, or pick up a nickel off the ground, you put it toward the debt.

Also has flowers supporting a butterfly garden in one section. 

I was raised in fear of debt, my parents went bankrupt with their flower business when I was little.

Some flowers or a potted plant in the kitchen for photos might make it look less sparse. 

I know this, and I know exactly why this is true, and last but not least, my fiftieth birthday is this year.Tell that to myself at twenty-two?