I was spending $8000 a month living in LA (mostly paid by BF) and then cut it down to 4500 moving to Dallas and then I really cut back on a lot of things: cable, downgrading to metro cell phone service from sprint, cut my Massage Envy membership that was $60/mo, getting.

Best thing for you to do is massage your past guests into returning on a direct book and make an extra 10 -15% without increasing occupancy.

He/She will go though all the hoops to get a tenant occupying they new building for the amount they need to fulfill their obligation (1st month free, 3 month free, no charge for pets, Give you a foot massage, whatever) Now guess what happen next door in the 5-10 years old apartment building, they now feel they can raise their rent too.

While in school, my wife and I have built a very successful spa/wellness center, developed a residential laundry service with laundromat, and recently opened a massage school.

I don't leave them feeling rushed or pressured, but now I can move onto the next sales opportunity while the first guy is still trying to "massage"the first one. 

From my court house visit about two thirds of all probates with properties involved surviving spouse that get the property by right of survivorship.So would you guys recommend mailing those folks, and should the massage differ from a regular probates?

Write a targeted massage that addresses the problem of each group and how you can solve it.

Walk in bathtubs AZ has water and air jets which provide proper massage and reduce stress.

At the same time, I really like @Brent Coombs statement... walking away is fine if it doesn't work.You shouldn't massage your numbers to make a deal that doesn't exist.If you are comfortable that $135K in repairs is what it is going to take, then use that number!

Need to set up another massage with you bro haha.