I'm with @speedyfishy , we spend (and apparently eat) a lot when at WDW! There's so many good things! I don't really eat in the room either.
). I noticed that the two $5k mobile deposits I did last week had the fund on hold, some until today, some tomorrow... so yesterday he puts in about $8.5k with everything and the receipt prints and the teller is like... uh since it's a new account, it doesn't know your normal activity... some is on hold until 5/18 and some 5/23... is that okay? 
Anyways, DH has an email from Chase saying the $15k had to go in by today and his balance shows the full $18k as of yesterday (even though all but $300 of it is on hold) so I have screenshotted with date and time and will fight for the other $300 ($200 plus xt $100 for doing both accounts).But you do have me wondering if it's worth sending some of our FOUR Christmas magnets they gave us last year out there...
Ok - I’ll go first.
My current biz apps are based on my ultra successful travel consulting business.Primarily, I provide people with customized advice on how to cover their travel through CC rewards. Revenue was decent last year as Chase and Amex both sent me 1099s for my efforts, LOL! I’ve previously used my wife’s cookie business also.
Other potential businesses for me:
Interested to see what else people might share here!
- Musician: I got paid to play piano at a wedding last year.
- Personal shopper: I bought some things for my parents to meet MSRs - they reimbursed me but I generated an income on this by combining Ebates and gift card deals to pay for the stuff.
- Gift card re-seller: as can happen at times as a churner; I had to sell some gift cards.
This is probably 50% of the reason I've procrastinated app'ing for an AMEX Plat for DH.
It's not under pending URs on the UR page? I met ours on 5/6 and 5/7
First birthday parties are totally overrated...I'd just send a postcard...
I mean, we're close and all and I feel like they'll be a bit offended if I tell them we're going to Disney again lol. I believe they judge us for our travel - I think that they believe we stay with ILs and blow all of our money on travel, vs what we really do (using cc points and socking away lots of cash for a down payment while we house hunt/debate moving). That's okay, I don't care any more (but I will admit I will silently/not to their face judge a teeny bit over some of their housing decisions)For those who don't care about poorly flipped houses, so they can easily skip this
This whole thing just makes me so angry and rant-y, not only because DH and I would prefer doing the work/updates ourselves, but also for the people who run into problems down the line because the people who flipped their house did a terrible job. My cousin and his wife are like the poster children for this so far.
Here's the gap along the back of the counter. It's tile all the way up so I don't know what they can do, other than maybe a big line of caulking to fill it. It's because the old counter was actually to big, so the people CUT THE DRYWALL OUT. That is not right guys!! And they even cut a couple studs to force it to fit!
Cabinet doesn't line up with soffet. This is an old one, so the new cabinet here doesn't stick out in front of the one to the right, they line up now. But that means that not only does the cabinet still not line up under the soffet, the soffet now sticks out like 8in past the top of the cabinet.
And their baseboard is all crazy. This would drive me completely nuts, personally, but they've never brought it up and I'm not mentioning since it's just a cosmetic thing. But their house has A LOT of stairs, like kind of an excessive amount. And the baseboards don't match, like most is just rectangular (honestly I didn't know you could buy it like that, I kind of thought the flippers just painted their own boards and stuck them on there...) but there is some that has the rounded top. And it's not cut to the stairs (I've only seen it run at an angle up the stairs, or just no baseboard). But most of all it's not done all the same on all the stairs! And since there are a lot of stairs and they are close together, I think it makes it even more noticeable.
For those who don't care about poorly flipped houses, so they can easily skip this
This whole thing just makes me so angry and rant-y, not only because DH and I would prefer doing the work/updates ourselves, but also for the people who run into problems down the line because the people who flipped their house did a terrible job. My cousin and his wife are like the poster children for this so far.
Here's the gap along the back of the counter. It's tile all the way up so I don't know what they can do, other than maybe a big line of caulking to fill it. It's because the old counter was actually to big, so the people CUT THE DRYWALL OUT. That is not right guys!! And they even cut a couple studs to force it to fit!
Cabinet doesn't line up with soffet. This is an old one, so the new cabinet here doesn't stick out in front of the one to the right, they line up now. But that means that not only does the cabinet still not line up under the soffet, the soffet now sticks out like 8in past the top of the cabinet.
And their baseboard is all crazy. This would drive me completely nuts, personally, but they've never brought it up and I'm not mentioning since it's just a cosmetic thing. But their house has A LOT of stairs, like kind of an excessive amount. And the baseboards don't match, like most is just rectangular (honestly I didn't know you could buy it like that, I kind of thought the flippers just painted their own boards and stuck them on there...) but there is some that has the rounded top. And it's not cut to the stairs (I've only seen it run at an angle up the stairs, or just no baseboard). But most of all it's not done all the same on all the stairs! And since there are a lot of stairs and they are close together, I think it makes it even more noticeable.
That's good, and paining isn't bad.
Actually the counter could be half blamed on the flippers... they didnt install it correctly so it didnt come off like it should have. But bc my cousin didnt know what they were doing... they just kept yanking on it instead of investigating why it wasn't coming up so they broke it. $1700. They expected $3k for cabinets and that's it. $2k to $3k of unexpected crap they found plus the new counter. While the new cabinets and counter look nice, they also look exactly the same because they are the same style cabinets, painted white, almost the same countertop color/pattern... but now there is a gap in the drywall between the countertop and tile backsplash from the old counter being put in wrong. Imagine if you just had a gap along the back of counter and could wipe all crumbs in, how handy to cleanI dont know what they're going to do about that. If it was me I'd lose a bunch of crap down there! Also the soffet has a gap and doesnt line up with the cabinet. For all their work and money and heartache they got the equivalent of one cabinet and one drawer of space...
Hmmm... I mean, they ARE just collecting dust basically, not even displayed
Hmmm... I mean, they ARE just collecting dust basically, not even displayed
lol, I can't wait to drink at Epcot! I don't drink soda either but a nice margarita from La Cava del Tequila, yum!
I like to look at the menus on Allears and gauge the prices there. You'll probably spend more than you think!
This is perfect, thank you. Very similar to how we will be doing it.
