For someone leaving a job with benefits, the realities of paying for healthcare often come as a major shock.

He's an amazing guy, and he might be able to help you out since his investing relies on being close to major transportation hubs - especially NYC feeders.

I will only do that if I uncover major repairs that I did not find originally or we're not disclosed.

This is due, in part, to CA major metro courts consolidating their satellite probate courts to single, downtown courthouses.

In most markets, when the price goes up, so does the rehab budget, therefore percentages should stay the same, as any surprise major work like a new roof is going to be more expensive on a more expensive house.But in the market where I live million dollar houses can be small 2 bedroom bungalows that needs the same amount of work as a $200,000 house a couple of hours away.

It seems like there is a high earning potential, and I would love to be my own boss.The downside is that I am a political science major, who's understanding of taxes is nil, and who's mathematical skills end at algebra.I have always intended to go to law school.

I am a business major and hate school (though i'm forcing myself through it) and I'm dying to do something on the side to keep myself busy and feel like I'm taking steps foward.

I did notice that a large majority of the investments are pre-owned and not new.

What do you think about this article:http://business.theage.com.au/japans-hunger-becomes-a-dire-warning-for-other-nations/20080420-27ey.htmlI've been hearing of limits being placed on rice purchases in parts of California, and friends in the food industry say that their companies (the major food producers) expect prices to climb tens of percent this year alone.Thoughts?

We are teetering on the brink of a major financial collapse.