I am celebrating my 1 year of this property being rented.

Once you have those goals and your focus, reach back out in the BPs forums, or in private messages, for advice on how to navigate that specific path.As hard as it may be, try to celebrate the small wins! 

Think about the benefits long-term and celebrate your small wins (small increases in traffic = a win!). 

Time to celebrate before tomorrow when we start improving properties and thinking about finding the right quality tenants

Send me a gift card to Red Lobster to celebrate .:)

One of the facts I read today was that homeowners in Scotland celebrate paying off their house by painting the front door red.

Otherwise, put those late fees away and go on a long weekend at the end of the year to celebrate. 

While Greeks have celebrated Christmas on December 25 since the 1920s, when your tenant googles Orthodox Christmas and January 7, she'll have to crawl through all sorts of bewildering information on Russians and Old Calendarists on the subject and will undoubtedly give up and believe you.Of course, the fact that you bought the garland and ornaments for 75% off in the post-Christmas sales when $50 buys an awful lot of Chinese-manufactured Christmas junk isn't relevant at all.

My objectives were:First, put a face and a positive spin on "the man".Second, show the same customer appreciation I would in any other business where customer loyalty is important.Third, celebrate Christmas.I believe I accomplished my objectives. 

I got a bottle of champagne and had a little party to celebrate... seriously, I did.The problem is that he let the propane tank run empty and didn't heat the house properly, so now there's a water leak from frozen pipes.