Consider artificial turf.

who understands investment and how to work with investorsLet me ask you this- If you were feeling sick and needed medicine and it was legal to skip the doctor and go straight to the pharmacy shelves and pick your poison yourself, would you do it to save $40 on your co-pay?

who understands investment and how to work with investorsLet me ask you this- If you were feeling sick and needed medicine and it was legal to skip the doctor and go straight to the pharmacy shelves and pick your poison yourself, would you do it to save $40 on your co-pay?

I’ve “heard” rates are temporarily artificially high because the mortgage financiers have all the business they can handle already.

Focusing on the impact of the inquiry itself is like focusing on the prick you get from a shot, while ignoring the fact that you're getting medicine you stand to benefit from in some significant way.

Having studied medicine my entire life, this new direction is both exciting and challenging.

It would take fantastic artificial intelligence programs to accurately predict anything better.

With so many states allowing medicinal marijuana, you don't want to get yourself into a fair housing issue by trying to police medicinal use.

It seems to me like all of this is highly artificial though, don't you think? 

In some ways it will be easier to show a profit since you are living there so you will have to come up with a percentage split to be applied to the expenses.So, it helps that you don't have as much deductions applied --- you don't have to artificially inflate the rental income.