For the kitchen I added a dish cloth, two wine glasses, a bottle of non-alcoholic wine and a Ikea metal fruit basket.   

I know a G 4 would cost you north of 20k and hour to operate NOT 4k a month.. so after maybe a few glass's of wine I took him to task.. on this site and he never came back the Mods let me do it..

the only thing I bring to restaurants is wine and I pay corkage is asked.back in the early days of my working in Oregon no one new what corkage was.. ( it was common practice of course in the Napa valley were I lived).. so I would just tell the waiter HEY you open this bottle of cab for me I give you 5 bucks or 10 bucks.. well now restaurants want 40 bucks or 20 bucks for corkage.. its still OK when I bring in say a 150 dollar bottle of  and pay a 20 to 50 buck corkage its still a better deal than paying 450 for the same bottle although I know in some circles its frowned up on if the restaurant carries that exact bottle. so I always check their wine list and bring something they don't sell.. solves that one.  

started at 45, used self-directed ROTH-IRA to buy 5 turnkey properties (all cash) summer 2012was just about to start looking at buying another property with the rental proceeds at the end of 2015, when I heard about syndicationbought into an office park, then a multi-family, then a parcel of raw land in wine country, and recently a self-storage placeall with my rental proceeds and IRA contributionslooking at mobile home parks for my next investment, hopefully soonalohasteve

Perhaps this is more on the AirBnB side rather than long term rentals.There's a place we like to go on AirBnB, quite expensive, every time we get there, there'll be a bottle of wine waiting in the kitchen.

I don't really need or want to own a Corvette ZR1, I hate golf, and a wine cellar probably gets dusty after awhile and not that interesting.  

Wine and Realestate! 

Sign up and do a few hours a night while having a glass of wine.

They tend to stain and absorbs things such as wine and grease extremely quick.

Dave Del Dotto was my neighbor when I lived in the Napa valley his winery ( one of them ) was right across the street from my home.. ( its the one on Atlas peak road if you google it)But just Google Del Dotto wine's Napa and you will see Dave is living the life.. one of the nicest spots in America to live is the Napa valley hands down...IMHO  but I am biased of course.I can Assure you Mr.