This could eat into your cash flow.

You simply ceased discounting it.

I always use my right hand to eat.

Yes, dues and assessment can eat up your cash flow, but you also (again, in a good association) are getting something in exchange for the dues dollars such as management, insurance, Cap ex, all exterior maintenance and repair, landscape/snow, common area care, etc...

Its been a slow winter and we are moving to a new office that is eating up lots of my cash.

For fun I go to this great karaoke bar in my neighborhood, belong to several social meet-up groups and try to at least one thing a day I can only to in Hawaii, to make sure I appreciate living here and don’t get too lost in the normal routine of working, eating and sleeping.

.), which will more than eat up the $16k you have left to work with.

I'm an agent- I know my numbers - the wholesale deals I review - they don't.Some quick examples...they forgot to mention in the estimate that termites were eating up the back wall?

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