if they fine me, depending on the amount i won't pay it. if they throw me in jail, i'll be costing them money for some piddly offense and will have a short term. they sure as F*ck won't be able force me to let them live there, i'll make their (tenants) life hell so bad they'll move out on their own real fast. even if i, for some reason, decide to use the eviction process, i'll just start that process the minute they move in. that way, what ever BS time frame can pass and i can exercise it later on my own immediate terms. i'll hide the eviction language in the rental agreement (that they won't get a copy of). bottom line; renters are pieces of sh*t and i'll stop at nothing to ensure they can be thrown out on my time frame instead of after they're done damaging my financial/physical property.

A business card is not much more than a piece of paper.

I would rather move into a piece of junk and slowly fix it up then pay rent.

When someone buys a property with a loan, there are three pieces of paper that get recorded in the public records.

I write my goals on a big piece of paper and put them on my desk.

Our company just listed a piece of commercial property in nearby that shows great income, and want to tell you about it.

Most of the photos will be resized and used only on-line I imagine, so while sharpness is important, every lens is good and sharp enough to produce photos for use on-line.Why not http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sigma-10-20mm-F4-5-6-EX-DC-HSM-Wide-Lens-Nikon-w-3-Piece-Filters-Case-/130602758272?

Will: they will only be replacing the immediate piping around the valves, which is about 6 separate pieces of PVC.

I think #4 is probably the worst piece of advice for a new investor.

Then Wrote the address of each of his rentals on a piece of paper and filled it with it's corresponding cut-out mini checks.