The founding fathers would not have let a Fed (the way ours works) even exist.

Your going to have to make some hard life changing decisions to save your future relationship with your father.

Im been doing mortgages for five years now, my father has been doing it for seventeen years and counting specializing in sub-prime.

My father recently got a piece of commercial property through foreclosure.

I am looking in the immediate area that I live in (West Pasco) and am not too concerned with having to do a little work on it as my father is a general contractor.

Nothing fancy, no guru tactics and invest the way our fathers and grandfathers did.They bought cheap priced property, fixed it up, put in a tenant and made sure it cashflowed.

My father is going to occupy the maids quarters which is really a 1 bedroom standalone house in the backyard. the main house is not a duplex, but a 3 level house that has a 2 bedroom on 1st floor, 3 bedroom on 2nd, and 3 bedroom on 3d.It is 3 separate apartments and for whatever reason the previous owner had 3 separate electrical meters put in.

Over in the next county the magistrate makes evicting LLs present their whole case EVEN WHEN THE EVICTEE IS A NO SHOW.When I appear I pull out a thick folder stuffed with papers making it look like I'm loaded for bear and prepared for anything.Also, make sure your cell phone is off, here in this county the sheriff will confiscate offending phones.I've been to court where the other side's father actually hired an attorney.

If you father the kid you pay for the kid.

I can't stand that guy because he's an arrogant jerk.I'm sure there's two sides to the story and this is his....but the whole "attempting to take me away from my 9 year old boy, when it is my responsibility as a father to raise him"good grief, give me a break