review the liquidity of your investments. 

My goal is to scale as quickly as possible by investing in future properties, so I like the idea of minimizing equity/ principal paydown in the property for the sake of liquidity.

I grab one of those in-store push carts.

We have restaurant/kitchen space that we're needing to rent out that is part of a store. 

In general PS puts alot of effort into only storing clean data.   

They have their furniture, storing it would be an extra expense.  

Spoke with my insurance and HOA Office.Both of them said that none of my actions were negligent and/or malicious so the unit owner below should cover the $250 costs for spackle and paint.I would have been friendly with this man, but after him speaking about suing me for a third time at a local store, I will not be assisting him monetary.Why be friendly with someone who continues to say they will sue me?

If I don't rent it furnished, I'd have to liquidate the furniture for a big discount.  

Yesterday at the grocery store, a woman stopped me, saying, You're Judy Best?

Improving how we store “extra stuff” was a critical piece of feedback$429 for the shed$100 in supplies$100 more on the wayThis yard shed will have everything this 4-plex needs to ensure that no matter what happens during a guest’s stayWe are prepared!