This pack of gum (that I did not pay for) accidentally slipped into my pocket...This bottle that I did not scan just got mixed with the other bottles that I did scan...This receipt is not really for this pair of shoes, but I want to return it anyway...Sorry that I dropped $10 ear buds into this Amazon return for $200 ear buds, it got mixed up...Should I continue? 

You are asking too much. .I can't even walk and chew gum at the same time!

Just like the corner store that buys the gum at 50 cents and sells it for a dollar, their model doesn't work if they can only buy at 99 cents. 

I'm guessing you want some paper that hasn't been gummed because no matter how carefully you tear the paper at the perforation, it won't be perfect and will continually jam your printer?

Saves me from having to deal with a broker, the NRA (or whatever the alphabet regs are called), listings that I get 3% on (even though I did 90-100% of the work to get it sold), dealing with sellers who think their house is worth more than it is and blaming you because there house isn't sold because they were stubborn on their asking price, dealing with buyers because you can't find that "perfect" house at their unreasonable price, investors who call you for comps without intending or means to buy the target house let alone a pack of gum, or want deals to assign and walk away because they can't close (happens to other wholesalers, too), or a number of headaches that I would have to take on being a licensed RE agent as well as an investor.Not sure if this helped anyone out, but I was chiming in with my opinion and observance of this long thread (I think this one should get an award).For grins and giggles, I'll be researching more about licensing and brokers in my area and State laws in Florida regarding RE investing.

A mailing list may be in the form of a manuscript list, directory, Cheshire tape, Dick tape, gummed labels, index cards, or other similar means of communication.

Another 40% are lacking general business knowledge as well as RE aspects and don't recognize the fact that RE is not like dealing in shoes or selling bubble gum.

In an overregulated environment where we're not technically allowed to chew gum and walk at the same time, I don't mind taking a little liberty in the way of common sense, in the face of overreaching, onerous litigation.

The concrete patch work was done on top of the black mastic.

. = $220 at MenardsTub $275 at LowesTub surround $220 at Lowesor Tub Porcelain tile surround 60 sq feet at 2.00 = $120 + mastic and grout $100 at LowesFaucets, towel racks, and such $300 at LowesSo about $1500 in materials.I'd normally pay about $300 for demo. $200 to lay the flooring, $1000 to set the vanity and vinyl tub with surround and $200 to hang light, mirror and towel racks.