@Mallory ThompsonWhen you are doing a deal between non-spouses, or in your case two pairs of spouses, you kinda pretty need a business entity to protect yourselves. 

My current calculations(Conservative) paired with my work income project for me to invest for 5 years starting with 30k for my first deal in year 1, 60k for second in year 2, 120k for my third investment in year 3, doubling each year till year 6.

I'm trying to pair down my search to a CRM that would allow click-to-dial, general lead management, texting, etc. for our acquisition platform that we are building.

If you could do another one like this, then you could pair the two for a portfolio loan and pull funds out and continue to build.

The company had already been under severe financial strain after the grounding of its 737 Max super jet following a pair of deadly crashes last year.

Just as some people would get lucky if enough of them rolled a pair of dice to pick stocks.

@Steve Tom before replacing it, I’d probably go over (with a pair of gloves) and pull out and clean the filter.

Why would company A care about Peter and his $120k salary and $2,500 mortgage in New Jersey when Greg in Tennessee offers to do the same remote job for $80k.Ultimately, you could then ask, why company A would even look for candidates in the US.I understand that this is really a doomsday scenario but IMO, many people moving to the countryside haven't realized that their future job market might be highly competitive and paired with a drop in salary expectations.My 2 cents for Friday.Stay positive :DMartin "Dr.

Some insights can be found from Argentina (https://www.globalpropertyguide.com/Latin-America/Argentina/Price-History) which is going through a terrible economic crises with astronomical inflation paired with a crash and the worst financial year they've experienced in history in 2019 (non-covid related). 

I have a pair of duplexes on the market in Endicott right now that have decent rents, great rental history, and one in particular is in excellent shape.