The rejection rate is probably ver and your rejection mindset the samey high and probably a good way to burn out on RE investing quickly.

For example, if someone is burning a candle in their house in a way that is unsafe and can lead to a fire, the right thing to do is tell them.

:roll: I wish they would focus their energies the oil spill, instead of this type of thing.

for the record I dont want to see gas poured out either.Let me substitute another idea for that then,,boiling hot WATER kills weeds as good as anything else and is environmental friendly if you dont burn yourself doing it.

People tend to incorrectly assume that landlords have money to burn.

I've been burning the site up since yesterday.

Kids now are raised to take for granted everything they have and therefore we will be outdone by children from other countries who are "hungry" for education and appreciate even the opportunity to attend school.In that regard i think parenting and instilled values are as important as the system itself - it is a sense of entitlement that keeps individuals from wanting to engage in the learning experience.The solution with education is privatization, we should abolish the department of education along with the department of energy, the FED, the IRS, medicaire, medicaid, welfare, obamacare....the list goes on.I do like the idea of incentivizing good grades monetarily.

Craig-These are good starter rehab homes, because they are basically "lipstick" rehabs and do not require much more than carpet, paint, fixtures, etc.You do not see big margins on them, but you should be able to burn and turn and make your money with volume.

Way too much time, energy and thought poured into this home.

This contrcat would allow the tenant to have a small grease fire, burn holes in the carpet and it would be accepted by the landlord as normal wear and tear.