I have sent flowers, picked up specific kitchen items, coordinated fishing charters, and helped draw out weekly itineraries.

That brings up all the issues of withholding, disability and unemployment insurance.It's hard to tell whether he is a fun guy, ready for a new adventure, or he is a nut case that you wouldn't want to be in the same town with, let alone have him sleeping in your barn.

It's not rocket science.....the resident platitudinarianIt's like fishing.

Here are some of the tings that I do have in my tool box as of now.Assorted Screw DriversDuct TapePlastic SheetingPainters TapeRavor and BladesHammerRubber MalletElectric Drill and BitsWood GlueSuper GlueAssorted Allen wrenchesRegular WrenchesCaulk and GunRubber, Electric, and Leather GlovesPlumbers TapeSocket Wrench SetPad Lock and KeySocket TesterOms meeterAssorted washers, screws, nuts, bolts, and hooksChannel Locks (added last night)

Structuring a rental in that pre-packaged soup to nuts manner does in a sense make it retail.....Will,I'm sorry to hear you got stuck in that.

I prefer simpler things like I buy house, you live in house, you give me money each month, I go fishing.

I have been known to offer 40-50% of list price and my realtor knows now that I'm just nuts and he may as well submit it.

Though I’ve been refused numbers, I’ve never considered these sellers serious, but those fishing for offers to establish demand.

Being a bit of a car nut, you can imagine the scenario of the owner trying to reason with me that she was going to get back behind the wheel.

If you are making all of your decisions, and getting all of your info based on "what you read", you're going to go nuts...and probably broke.I guess my real answer is a definitive...maybe...with qualifications.