You avoid getting hauled in to explain something like this to the same person who handles your evictions.

This is planting seeds for the long haul, and trying to replicate the network aspect that college can provide.- Never stop learning.

Swat team busts in and hauls four of them off for stolen goods in the meantime (just a couple weeks after I won my eviction in court).

He isnt very happy and demands that we move furniture if I am billing him . " Sorry thats not in the contract , and we arent insured to move and haul furniture "    Please refer to the contract , all that is covered including the extra charges . 

In fact, I rarely buy anything plumbing related at HD.My only concern with the twist up bath drains is you lose the screen and all the hair and kids small bath toys go down the drain.I'm with ya on the shoe, had a one leak above a textured drywall ceiling.

Not sure if you are talking about getting to that quickly or over the long-haul, but depending on your capital levels now, I may have an idea for you to take advantage of both the turnkey benefits but also of rolling your money a lot faster to get to your goals.

But we're here for the long haul.

I think we are going to come on the market at 1.95  exicted about it.. we put an elevator in it..I was in a client of mine in Singapores home in Feb and he had an elevator in his 3 story home .. ( and a single family detached non lease hold home in Singapore is some big buckaroos.. but anyway it was glass like a hotel kind of cool.I was also toying with a Tesla solar roof and power wall if I could get that by the BAR.. probably not though .. lets just keep this market going for a few more years please.. :)

I've toyed with the idea of a Lake Union house boat, but that is mostly because I think it would be fun to use.  

I was thinking that I would keep 6-12 months of the difference between my current and new mortgages in cash, and have the balance in the market; liquidating stock when the next round of cash is needed for payments.With the market returning an average of 7% annually over the long haul, it seems that 30 years of growth on this cash would make way more money than a smaller mortgage over the same amount of time.Sorry if my question is a little vague or long winded...Thanks!