Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $32,000 My second property that I feel like I acquired by the skin of my teeth.

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $32,000 My second property that I feel like I acquired by the skin of my teeth.

I cut my teeth on the thing that sucked the worst so I suppose it's been great sense! 

Kick grandma and grandpa in the teeth for their hard work and frugality.In summary, UBI shows a very limited understanding of real world economic forces.  

Give them a good cleaning and see what they look like.I've painted older cabinets (dark brown laminate) with an enamel paint and they turned out okay.

I'm trying to get my hands on the boring location plan from the previous testing, which is like pulling teeth.

The previous lease (the one I inherited) didn't have a lot... teeth to it, so to speak.

If you have a fair number of units, best to let someone else handle it and go look for more profits instead of biting your nails, wringing your hands, gnashing your teeth, ...Remember: you can always get more money.

That strategy may have worked for a few people back in the teeth of the recession but today the bank is likely handing the property over to Fannie, Freddie, HUD or VA to collect the insurance.

No matter the economy people don't stop brushing their teeth, eating or cutting off their prescribed meds; similarly, they never stop needing some place to live (though they may substitute lower cost alternatives, so higher end rentals may be more at risk).