Mine had to be cut in half and I don't recommend that.

Robert, I'd also suggest you amend your incorporation filing and operating agreement to provide a much broader scope of business to be conducted.While that old catch-all phrase, "to do all things necessary and/or related to" really doesn't cut it in RE.

I may keep her on the payroll at a lower rate, just to cut the grass, do evictions, so I won't have to lose a days work and to yell at the tenants when they are misbehaving.

Cut your teeth with half a dozen SFRs, buy a 12 unit, then jump into this.

I had to over the phone since they would not set up a time to meet and when I conveniently stopped in they are not there.The reason for not signing a lease is because of pay cuts at work and one started a masters degree.The txts do annoy me.

Most housing authorities are out of money so there's a few making cuts, we got a notice that the maximum is going down to $1,050 on our annual renewal and anything above the $1,050 will need to be paid by the tenantIt's an ok program, in LA the department is bureaucratic and over worked so it can be frustrating.

While the last one is a little specialized, I know, it illustrates the effects of landscaping, overhangs, shutters, breezeways, window placement and other factors in cutting utility bills.

This guy said he wanted to just cut me a check of 10% when it closes.

@Seth Levey when you have nothing to go on, better to cut your losses, fix it and move on.....

We used a battery powered sawzall type tool to cut out our one piece tub and there was no sheetrock behind it.