I wanted to post about how, "I enjoy long walks in trap houses" and how I enjoy "sipping red wine while I watch my rehab go over budget"hahaBut yes you should systemize your search.

We even have a sweet rescue pit bull (the tenant asked before she brought him home ) .... anyway they are all great animals.  

I'll blame it on the glass of cheap wine :-)

There is wine at dinner parties of tons of young adults under 21 in and out of college.  

Tired, scared and unsophisticated sellers sometimes want out and will make you a sweet deal.Problems = OpportunitiesFrank

This restaurant, on the surface, looked like a very classy wine bar/restaurant. 

Keep it short, sweet and to the point.

I first emailed them when we had interest from a couple of sweet pit bull dogs and their owners, but we confirmed that even if they were covered by rental insurance, our insurance company would not allow it.

@Patrick McCandless"Sweet Spot" I'm looking in is Antioch, Pittsburg, and  Baypoint.  

Beyond paying for expenses, a sweet ride or otherwise, with W-2 income most folks seem to bear more tax burden than is necessary.If one has to pay for depreciable assets it seems best to pay for them in a manner that the depreciation serves a beneficial purpose (i.e., reduction of taxable income).