There are some ridiculously simple craftsman style ideas that I think are a good investment in the right situation:1) Faking large crown moldings.

Typical example: DIY landlord let tenant get away with constantly paying late, never paying late fees, demanding rent credits for ridiculous nonsense, then finally gets tired of it and hands it over to me.

According to the latest data the unemployment is ridiculously low at 2.73% metro wide.

Things are beyond ridiculous here right now and poised for a drop in my opinion.

Usually he makes the requests to the property manager, but on top of that he also texts/calls me at least once a week to complain about something.The house itself is in great condition, and he saw it a few times before he moved in, so I find it a bit ridiculous that he's asking for so many things.

There were some great ideas to help you out, and I learned some new things.Sometimes people need to see that this forum is not to get on and force your opinion on others, or to ridicule what someone is doing,or to be the investor police.It's to offer valuable advice on the question asked to help someone out. 

It's that ridiculous in what they let them get away with.

I know it sounds ridiculous, but a $1000.00 now is better than $5,000.00 more in damages down the road.

I can almost assure you that your 100k rehab estimate is ridiculously low.

Originally posted by Tom Cullen: What came first, the ridiculous searches or the WTC attack?