Just about every guest says, one way or another, in the famous 4, the key is getting going is to do something.  

Famous Amos of Famous Amos Cookies became a multi millionaire off his Cookies and he only had a 3rd grade education and was dyslexic.  

This is a great story to tell and you should be very proud of your vision that's now translated into a way of life for the 382,458 strong BP members as of today.BP's longevity attests to the fact that it fills a void in REI that others would love to emulate.The BP community is a one of a kind social media network that has evolved over the past eleven years to its current state and continues to so.There is something about BP that creates this strong magnetic field that pulls everyone from the ground up, south to north so to speak.If someone is willing to invest the time and effort in educating themself for near zero or a few dollars compared to other REI offerings, then taking action to build upon their knowledge, it will pay off when action is taken.As we all know, BP is addictive, helpful, encouraging, educational and has a plethora of resources that are readily available to the community.Since its inception, BP has made a lot of people rich, famous, give up their 9-5 W2 jobs, realize that they can be their own boss, reclaim their lives and family time to name a few pluses.Happy birthday BP, your journey is still on the upside of its trajectory path.

A semester course will give you an understanding of some very important concepts such as discounted cash flows, the time value of money, expected value, Miller Modigliani and their famous theory of capital structure, modern portfolio theory, the concept of alpha, etc.

I'll believe it when I see it, and not a moment sooner.The Boston market is famously in-demand, right?  

(I own two condos in Dallas and looking to buy a single family home in the DFW between 120K to 140K to get the famous 1%).

Check out the link below for a partial answer to your next question. http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/what-califo...2: You can raise rents all you want but if your target renter cannot afford to pay what you're asking for, you end up blowing off your own feet. 3: Use this site to get an idea of what people are paying within a mile radius of your rental and then look at your rental and ask yourself if it competes with what others are offering (amenities. rooms. condition of your rental etc).www.rentometer.com4: Famous Quote: "Slow down, I'm in a hurry".  

It may have rock or other refuse in it.You may want to check with your local municipality before filling in low spots on your property.A formerly famous cyclist living in Austin did something similar (added fill around a creek that ran along his property) and faced fines.  

And that picture is mixed in with half a dozen other pictures of my friends hunting dogs in one particular unit.Oh, another property of mine has several autographed 8x10's of me and local celebrities, former NFL & MLB players, national champion coaches from the college, semi famous musicians, radio personalities etc. 

Instead, follow the famous saying "live where you want to live, but invest where the numbers make sense."