Seems like a waste of money to touch it from the pictures.

I drive an average of 2,000 business miles per month, so did not hesitate to buy a new loaded Jeep Grand Cherokee last year.

I liked the networking prior to their "pitch" but found the rest a waste of time. 

its gotten ridiculous running from home depot and occasionally lowes multiple times a day with my little sedan, especially when i need loads of drywall and pallets upon pallets of heavy ceramic tile.having spent virtually all my capital on the house and now the rest in materials, would be lucky to scratch up a few thousand to finally invest in the much needed pickup i've decided i really need to complete this job, before i go bankrupt. credit/auto loan aint an option cuz i recently maxed out my cards and have been settling them for less than full once they go to collections. i could not bring my truck with me from nyc months ago when i moved to the west coast and left it with my parents for them to use or sell. they sold it.what are some recommendations for a good used pickup truck suitable for a DIY flipper as well as a landscaper in socal. i've also turned down enuf landscape jobs already cuz i dont have a truck these days.help!

Sounds a bit like a waste.30K sounds like a little more than cosmetic too, are you sure there aren't any more surprises hidden in there for you???

Anything more than that and you are wasting your time.  

You should have contacted a lawyer first before you wasted (potentially) your money.

Call a pm company and find out what they charge and what is included- around here 8% is typical, but I have heard of 8% plus 1 month's rent when they get a new tenant, and 10% for other areas.There are loads of books available and lots of suggestions in the blog and forum posts, and of course the forum and blog posts themselves are excellent resources!

The content on the page has to be relevant, solid, and engaging #1... the backlink profile social signals... and tons of other offpage signals (time on page, clickthrough, page load speed a tad bit, domain factors, etc. etc.) are also part of it... but less so. 

Reading between the lines, you seem to be confessing to the old adage: Youth is wasted on the young.