Good job Bonnie.

;They MAKE enough 2 not NEED a "job" already?

I thought the movie did a pretty good job of closing the series out, but I was really left wanting more.

You've done a good job over there.

but for me, its really just to get them in the door, and hopefully the great rehab job sells itself.

Literacy, diet, job training, personal financial counselling and addressing medial issues is all an aspect of responsible housing management.

The engine will have problems in Your wife's car, tenants will move out in Your other rentals, prices will go up for repairs, hurricanes will come....blah,blah,blah....figure DOUBLE Your original time frame on repairs, ALWAYS.Figure 1/3rd higher costs than quoted estimates, BORROW accordingly.BE the BOY SCOUT.I have, I PREACH it to my borrowers/buyers/investors, & every operates under the "Be Prepared" philosophy;Do these things, & I doubt You'd ever have a "catastrophe".Trust the experts & LET them do their JOBS!

I NEVER tried hiding the fact that the San Diego house was currently not being rented out and I do not think my preapproval loan application ever asked me how much the San Diego house was being rented out for in the past, it only asked for my salary at my current job.

Pounding on a VP machine for $10 an hour sounds like a job, not fun.Jon

But you know, I have been good at it and that WAS my job... to make the other guy profitable...after all, it was him that took the risk!