Soot builds up by burning fuel, not by shutting off the fuel.

SEO is among top priorities once you get rolling, but PPC is costly and it's easy to burn a lot of cash unless you know what you are doing.

Talking with a friend at a "boutique Brokerage" they were burning though $34k per month on JUST marketing spend.

The owner is out of town and he got burned by the third party (they took off with rent, records, etc.) he tried using as management.

Last night I heard about a friend who had their electric bill go from $100 per month to $800 per month because the landlord did a repair to two of them and cross wired them causing my friend’s to short and use 8X the amount of energy for the month.

I recently retired from the military and I don't want to ask for permission to do something reasonable anymore since I had to for 29 yrs.As the owner your little bit of energy savings and wear and tear on the unit will cost you hundreds if not thousands in lost revenue.

I stopped hunting in '22 and it's amazing how much effort, time, indigestion and life energy I got back. 

Your two biggest risks are underinsurance and liabililty.I had a cabin burn to the ground a few years ago in the Gatlinburg fire. 

But what you do when you just start out, with lots of options out there (that come with risks to burn a lot of cash really fast, when you shouldn't do it)?

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