Not to mention the brand new 7 month old stove was damaged, two brand new wardrobes were destroyed and for no reason a hole about the size of a dime was drilled in the hallway in the brand new flooring.

In our last conversation with him, Ryan accused one of us of "nickel-and-diming" him when we questioned the charges for tasks he had volunteered to complete outside the scope of the project, falsely stated that we had delayed the project for weeks by not signing paperwork, and refused to discuss or even acknowledge the extraordinary delay in completing the project and its impact on us.

Clearly there are lenders who are not looking at DTI as no one that has a DTI threshold should lend me a dime but I continue to be able to get financing.Best wishes

Residential contractors are a dime a dozen which goes to my initial post, find one who is hungry enough to take the work.

The hardest part is bleeding cash for several months (down payment, carrying costs, furnishing, make ready/renovation expenses) before you make a dime of booking revenue.

My tenants haven't paid a dime.

Otherwise the property will nickel and dime you over the years.

I wouldn't go out thinking you are a wholesaler because they are a dime a gaggle in Detroit.

I know some of the people who testified against them, though I don’t know if anyone has seen a dime of restitution.This was an important lesson for us.

I'm looking for a professional, self-directed property management company that doesn't nickel and dime with fees.