Typically what they leave behind in junk and damage, plain filth, can eat up a $1400 -$3000 security deposit very quickly.

Cable can go away, as can internet service, as can eating out...

Until the government gets it's act together, I am not happy to pay taxes.I am all for paying for roads, a strong national defense and people to inspect the meat that I eat, but what is going on is crazy!

The sales costs will eat up almost everything.So, you have to find that great deal and force some equity into the deal right from the start.

., trust deed), or 60 years, I not so identified.I must have been eating magic mushrooms to not immediately recall this, guys.

It's about 60 years old, in very good condition.....except that it looks like the set from "That 70's Show"...orange counter tops, dark cabinets, green carpet, etc.

I am also going green with several duplexes I bought a few years back.

Pretty much having your cake and eating it too for decades to come.Whats your take on this picture?

In fact, I'd be happy he did.I would never expect a contractor to eat costs for work that was unexpected or that couldn't easily have been foreseen, but if a contractor is bad at estimating or lowballs a bid in order to get work, he deserves to loss money.

I've spoke to several of their employees and it seems like a dog-eat-dog, high pressure sales environment.