That’ll give you a far more intimate picture of what is going on with them and how financially healthy they are.

-ThanosAs cheesy and childish as it may sound, I like this quote because my universe is my life and I’m bringing balance to it, by investing, eating healthy, raising my kids right etc. which does put a smile on my face.

I agree in principle as well; there just needs to be a healthy dose of common sense in the process.

This is in Seattle, which has had a major outbreak.I had asked if they were tested, and if not, indicated they/I would need to have the place sanitized before I have anyone else go into the place.They wrote back saying their health is none of my business, that they have cleaned the house, and even though they weren't tested, they don't have coronavirus. 

***DISCLAIMER: I am not a lawyer and do not do RE transactions in RI, so take this with a healthy grain of salt...

and along with expanding our new home construction business.and put up my first website .. show casing our projects.Keep eating healthy and working out.. and enjoy the 8 grandkids. :)And finish raising the money for the Home we are going to give away to a first responder. 

You need to have contingency plans and extra capital for when things go wrong.All too often, new investors with no money are the ones who want to leverage to a high degree when, in actuality, it's generally something you should only do if you have a healthy amount of liquid capital.  

Even though I would love his input, that isn't where he is right now, his healthy dose of skepticism however does slow me down and makes me make sure that I am going in a good direction.I ordered books, listen to podcasts, post and read the forums.

The professionals who come in will usually spray, which can be effective when done correctly, but also may not be healthy for a baby.

I have a healthy rental market and don't need to deal with Section 8, so I'm not going to.