They may be OK with convenience now, but they may not be so OK with it if you later wave a $10K check under their noses.

Those are tough but if they're on the same wave length by all means give it a try.

I cant seem to find anything on it that would advise me to act otherwise so I think I am going to put it in my next wave of letters and see what happens!

Wow, we have a lot in common...I purchased a condo in Atlanta in 2004rode the wave, kept it rented and the value has gone back up, all while the mortgage being paid downrun my own "business" (I do freelance development)I have also saved up a good bit and deciding where to put it.

Additionally, we tend to stick with Zigbee and Z-wave wireless devices as WiFi (802.11) is too power hungry.

I have been pretty good about controlling spending, but we go in waves -- a month or two of simplicity and then a binge month.  

Glenn Elliott go here https://www.gosection8.com/logreg.aspx?

Then you just need to ride the wave and eventually it will be paid off.

The story argues "coming amid waves of gentrification, the reports of deed theft have helped feed the unease felt in neighborhoods where longtime residents — blacks and Hispanics, the poor and middle class — are increasingly being priced out."

@Elliott Lugo, You sound so much like so many folks who have aspirations to get into the investment biz but don'f have the doe, rey  me in hand let along the hands on experience.