In the last post, we talked about some lines your auto mechanic might tell you to try to get you to do unnecessary service on your car. This is Part 2. Don't Listen to Your Auto Mechanic if He/She Says: Replace Brake Pads Every 30,000 Miles for Fronts, 60,000 Miles [...]
When I was about 18 years old, I bought a Corvette. And it was the worst financial mistake of my life. Just kidding. Well, kind of. Anyway, one of the good things that came out of owning that car is that I learned a lot about fixing cars. One of [...]
I'm still in the process of trying to get my fourplex cleared out so I can start necessary renovations. One tenant finally moved out last Friday, two weeks after I started an eviction to get her out. I have two tenants left. One is a really hardworking guy, and the [...]
Two weeks ago, I posted about having to evict one of my tenants who was apparently too picky or too lazy to move out at the end of her 30-day notice period, and who refused to work with me on my offer to let her stay for an additional fifteen [...]
This is a continuation of my previous post, Want to Start a Personal Finance Blog? In this post, I'll talk more about what is required in terms of time, expenses, and how much money I've made blogging so far. How Much Time I've Spent Blogging Getting the Blog Started Getting [...]
It's easy to start a personal finance blog. Super easy. You can just pop on to wordpress.com or blogspot.com and within a matter of minutes, you can be up and running with your own blog. But what about the rest of it? What does it really take to become one [...]
