Older guy, body failing, construction worker(and a fire fighter, driver astronaut, walked Nixon's dog...Twice ect).

The overwhelming majority of fighters will give up once they realize you're serious.In my experience, you can get rid of about 96% of renters by following those simple steps.

Also I am a fire fighter as well and I’ve heard I can get some pretty good discounts when it comes to purchasing a home.  I’m interested within the next year in buying my very first duplex.

It’s almost a travesty as one of the lenders I know how a”special program” for fire fighters, law enforcement, teachers...

And Japan's then leaders reasoned, if such emotionless congruence could be gained by Japan's swordsmen; then Japan would have even better fighters in battles.

As an investor, realtor, and retired fighter pilot, I'm excited to connect with you ~ When it comes to the question of whether or not to avoid condos, there is no right answer. 

I have been successful in three careers (20yr Fighter Pilot USAF, 20 years retired Financial Planner and currently 18 years real estate investor).  

I Live in Anaheim Hills, CA and getting ready to retire from a 20 yr career as a fire fighter.

The only weapons that are not in civilian/corporate hands are the really espensive stuff, like battleships, missels and fighter planes I guess.

You need a fighter and a go getter.