@John Moorhouse I'd definitely say stay and finish at least high school, even the most sound business plan can habe issues in execution and best to have a fall back, even going to a local community college would be beneficial to learn more in finance or what ever you're interested.

You can also achieve infinity CoC % with this method if you are ableto recoup more than your “all-in” investment after a refi = no money in the deal but you get the monthly CF.Let me know if it’s clearer

Also when they are mining for kobalt to make your precious battery that according to you is infinity more efficient (which it's not because of laws of physics), they realase 8xs as much co2 as gas burning car does.

I have an MBA in finance which includes accounting courses. 

We’re doing the roof top deck not because of the sunset views, but because it adds significant usable space for that unit.

I would hate do drag you through court, prison time, and you paying hundreds of thousands in fines.

Went to install it and the toilet lower half went in fine but the tank hit the wall and wouldn't seat properly in the lower half.Measured the rough in distance and it came in at 9" , the old toilet had already went into the dumpster and off to the landfill, so there is no turning back.So now i'm curious, how much space does a 10" rough in toilet typically have behind the tank?

My degree is in finance and it has served me well for life financial planning and real estate.

All rent is in, finally.

Up high in a building, but not too high because long elevator rides are boring.In an area with things I like to do that are close.With reasonable parking available for guests when I entertain.And a rooftop pool, hot tub, lounge area would be nice.Plus a community workout room, and some kind of storage available for things like off season Christmas decorations, and etc...