He sips JW Blue, and looking to change it up.  

Jude, and the Ford Blue Oval project.

What I will tell you is this: I came from a total blue-collar existence.

It's a very gray line and you really need local RE legal advice here. 

Below is a list of a few low Maintenace plants you could look up and decide on: Cheap Low maintenance plants:Hostas-thrive in shade, hard to kill Daylilies - very low Maintenace and colorful Lavender - smells amazing and natural bug repellent Boxwoods- evergreen, easy to trim and classic Black-eyed Susans -bright, cheerful, low effort Sedums - drought tolerant and looks clean all year- round Include a small patch of open soil if you want to offer tenants the option to garden, gives them flexibility without locking you into upkeep Also, Mulch is your best friend, its cheap, neat, and help control weeds while keeping the yard looking fresh.

Jude, and Ford’s Blue Oval project, it's a great place to build long-term wealth.

Generally speaking the easiest way to delineate the difference between what "services" a disqualified party can perform is white collar ok, blue collar bad.

-My house in Virginia is in a quickly developing area with many new businesses and a large county park opening in the neighborhood in fall 2025, which may attract more affluent families to the mostly blue-collar neighborhood    I don't feel ready to dive into a multi-family property yet and am not confident in finding a great deal on one since they are typically owned by investors.

Think of this loan as a “bridge” that gets the property from where it is at acquisition to where it will be once you’ve changed the name, painted the cabinets gray, installed some subway tile, and renamed it The Judson at WaterChase or what the **** ever.

The hassle is worth it, and cold texting is a blue ocean right now.