having rentals that don't chew a lot of time is a nice adjunct to that.

I've actually read quite a few books recommended in the forum for beginners and am currently chewing through a Peter Conti dvd set.

Or it could be that the superior quality and location of the lower-producing property simply merits the lower ROI or ROE -- which, if you analyze it, is not exactly horrible.Let's say the 1% income property chews up half its rent in expenses as many here will tell you it will.

Big burly guys with neck tats that chew tobacco for breakfast. 

I guess I did a good job convincing them it was a chewed up bone!

That is a lot to chew on. 

He just went over his head and bit off more than he and his partner can chew.  

I've had someone completely chew me out for sending "all of those f'ing" letters and threatened to kick my butt.

I could try prying between the bracket and the beam, but I'd rather not start chewing up the wood now.Who can recommend a top notch nail puller?

It would truly be a reflection of both influence and credibility - something we desperately need.I know that there is a lot to chew on here . . . any thoughts?