It has motivated and helped me realize that I have had the knowledge and tools to some extent all this time but was more focused on just being a good employee, finding a husband, getting married, buying a house and having a baby.

They've got a new baby and the mother won't be living there.

I never care what gold is going for,no interest in it at all.As for oil, eventually the price of oil/gasoline will hit the consumer in the pocketbook and he will have to spend money on gas that would have gone for other things; clothes, restaurant meals, vacations etc.When this happens (I think it's been happening but people have been using their houses as banks) it'll slow the economy down.

Follow the guidelines below when deciding what to wear:•First and foremost, no matter what you wear, your clothes should be neat and clean.

You received your notice.The landlord could care less about your clothes.

I used to live with my sister's apartment without knowing that the real landlord of that house she rented was dead...sometimes we hear of a child laughing at 12 midnight,we haven't any baby or child in the house and we even experienced that there is someone's watching us....our apartment has 4 bedroom, with basement.

In this attic there were 10 vacuum cleaners, 7 TVs, 8 mattresses, 8-10 microwaves, mountains of clothes, several bowling balls, pots and pans for 10 housholds, and several tons of other junk collected from at least 20 years of tenants.

If fear is what is stopping you than you must make simple Baby steps.

The average home I'm looking at is $100k-$250k What clothes are you guys wearing to look at properties like this?

We didn't have a sherriff on hand and clearly the only things we actually left on the curb were things that only the tenant would value such as his clothing and personal items. he actually showed up an hour after we left and gathered all of the bags from out front. he actually called right then asking about his belongings and storage fees if I held them and such.