Only those who're living off of the working man's dime get a vote.I agree with you.

Save every dime that you can, and you will be amazed at how quickly you can accumulate the $$'s to invest for more $$'s. 

I personally wouln't pay the buyer a dime but we'll see what happens. 

Be Human First: Don't nickel and dime them.

A 2 year lease means you're not going to get a dime over that reduced amount for 2 years, I usually let my leases roll over to month-to-month tenancies to allow me flexibility with rent increases and an easier time if I have to ask my tenants to leave.

This is not an area an attorney should learn on your dime. 

This reminds me of a saying:"Stepping over dollars to save dimes"

Only caveat would be make sure the PM doesn’t nickel and dime when it comes to costly repairs and tries to look for cost efficient repairs on your behalf.

Don't pay ANYONE or any company a dime outside of an appraisal until the deal funds.

You need to check to see if they nickel and dime you on every little thing - I mailed you a statement?