It's the equivalent of the guy with the expensive car and big house acting rich vs. the actual rich guy that lives in a modest house, drives an old truck, and buys his clothes at Costco.

Don’t have burlap cloth to keep wet. 

--Keeps Responsibilities Clear: The DP3 covers what you own (the building, appliances, systems), while your tenants cover what they own (furniture, clothes, electronics) through their renters insurance.

Some get into gambling  drugs  Girls and the Women who do this its usually jewels trips cloths cars etc..  

So another notice was prepared for hand delivery at the library, during which I'd provide clothes, not subject to the lien, for a small storage fee.

Simply buy protective cover at Home Depot and wash your clothes afterwards.

-Swedish dish towels a washable chamois type cloth instead of paper towels.

The rest are wolves in sheep's clothing that tend to suck the starting investor dry with all kinds of programs and do dads telling them this will be what makes you a millionaire.

How lavishly do they live and what types of clothes, cars, vacations, club memberships, etc... but if you look at the $4.5MM second home, also they somehow involved in a $20MM luxury home in Dana Point, CA, its a fair guess they spent a lot of it on the "burn" of keeping up a lifestyle.7) Lastly, its reasonable they would have had to pay some people off along the way.

They're all cut from the same cloth.