@Andrew Syrios and @Jay HinrichsIgnoring the potential of appreciation and emphasizing the 2% would lead to mediocre wealth.Real wealth comes from opportunistically leveraging your assets (income, brains, network, and equity) while mitigating risks.

I'm in Canada, but you may have something similar in Ohio.In my previous post, I emphasized the importance of going door-to-door.

Be careful of "new marketing" that emphasizes branding and intangible benefits over ROI.

I would emphasize on paying off the balance ASAP because I realized that zero balance helped my credit more compared to low balance. 

I think that's the fairest thing you can do for yourself, also for your former tenant, and when you go into the magistrate pointing out that you already took these steps rather than waste the court's time and patience with wholly unsubstantiated claims of extraordinary urine carnage, you'll be far better able to emphasize that you're not asking for something unreasonable, just the money to cover your expenses and to replace the drywall/refinish the floor HERE, HERE, and HERE.Take your time to make a decision.

Consider going with gas and emphasizing that as a premium feature of your unit compared to electric.

mike made a great point...if anything cashflow should be emphasized more on BP!

I did tell him to emphasize during his interview that this business is about helping people not scaming the out of there homes.

In countless speeches, Fisher has laid out out what is probably the most substantive case for a Texas Miracle, using mostly Dallas Fed data.Fisher first emphasizes Texas’s comparatively rapid rate of job creation.

And in any case the building labeling program was limited specifically to new construction only in a more than 300-page manager’s amendment, which was added before the House voted on the bill.NAR says it was partly responsible for making changes to the version of the bill that passed on June 26, and it has emphasized that this version "does not create a federal energy audit requirement for real property," "exempts existing homes and buildings from any federal guidelines for new construction energy labeling," and "specifically prohibits any labeling during a sales transaction."