Odds are good the house was sold in the 15 years since this question was posted;)

I've made the mistake before of a complex name with hyphens, odd spelling, etc. and it was a mess.

This is an odd situation and I will try to explain this as best as possible.

I'd say it's been done to about half of the township, so it certainly wouldn't be the odd ball out.

Anything beyond that would be fine but that odds are against you especially in mutual funds.

Is this worth considering, or are the odds too slim or unpredictable to both with?

Hey everyone, I have a sort of odd question.

Real estate is hard enough in itself, don't stack the odds against yourself.

Which is odd because both of us always felt it was bad economically to fall in love with something that can't love you back.

REI doesn't change much and there's not much you need to know to do it.10) It puts you in the "I quadrant" which is the most lucrative quadrant you can be in.11) You're odds of becoming a millionaire in less than 10 years of doing REI, if done consistently are virtually guaranteed.