It was cool.. we were kind of like storm chasers.. you really can't log in the winter here so we worked 24/7 from May to Nov.. then my partner went to Maui I stayed home I the Napa valley and played golf every day.. it was a great 10 years.. there is still money to be made my old partner is logging to this day and he has hit a few 1 milli8on net income years but its rare now we did that in 3 months back in the day.

Here is how it plays after those projectionsVacancy-$420.00 (10%) Trash- $80.00 (2%) P and I $1,515.31 (36%) Capex-$85.00 (2%) Repairs-$378.00 (9%) Insurance-$70.00 (2%) Property tax- $338.33 (8%)Total Expenses2,886.64 (69%)Cash Flow$1,313/moCash on Cash return 15%Total return annualized19%Been over this a lot and I still really like it, there is a lot of other upside potential as well.

Stocks/Index funds are my comfort zone, yet I've never considered pulling equity to buy more stock, or getting a loan (unless I'm playing RDPD Cash Flow game, then it's risk taking everywhere....but that's my virtual life/family in that game, so who cares if we go bankrupt?). 

They said they would love to work with me in the future given I further educate myself Anyway, I'm 7 months pregnant and had a certain number in mind for how much I would make wholesaling by the time he is born, only now, my water has broken at 27 weeks and I'm hospital bed ridden till he's born, for sure earlier than his due date :(I've been playing around with list source and am building up marketing materials, is wholesaling at all possible from a hospital bed?

I agree the details will determine how it plays out, but to say it is more Bush-policy is a stretch at best. 

Also, I didn't see anything about being able to vacate a property after a certain time period here:http://benefits.va.gov/WARMS/docs/admin26/handbook...There are exceptions of course that could come into play based on your unique situation.

She complains because her dog had no yard to play in.

I would also consider discussing with your lawyer about what role permission plays in this situation.

Though I'd assume that the after developed value wouldn't play into what the buyer would be willing to pay.  

@ Bryan PottsA - Play Monopoly, learn Excel, Learn Algebra II, ..., B - Follow the 2 Rules of REI:        Rule #1 - Never under ANY circumstances, ever, for any reason, spend your own cash.