In order for us to combine households in a property where we don't feel like we're on top of each other, we'd need the proceeds from their home to do sopeople who own 2 or 3 acre lots (which I'm seeing on the MLS) or those in 6+ bedroom housesMy ideal scenario would be that we find a 2 or more acre lot, hubby the 2 kids and I are in the "main" houses and there is a cottage house or some sort of agreeable sized outbuilding where my parents are My hubby and I would rent out our current house because we do have a mortgage to contend with. use proceeds to fund this "joint venture"All these statements talk about combing both your physical households and your finances.

I would think a consultant would be more independent, marketing services to the general public in certain areas of consultation.An architect or engineer would be a consultant.There are many areas of professional practice in real estate, accounting, economics, law, engineering, finance, marketing and management, enviornmental and physical sciences, geology, hydrology and more I'm sure.

I find financially or physically distressed properties that need repair, agree on a deeply discounted price that leave enough profit for my self and the rehab buyer and negotiate the front end purchase from the seller and back end sale to the rehab buyer while maintaining complete control of the deal from start to finish.

., you are of course correct in that, generally speaking (almost a law of physics), no taxing authority willingly gives up revenue and taxes trend upwards.

I am a very active person trying to keep in shape both physically and mentally.

Here are my questions:I've already met the tenant--when I do a property inspection, I like to be physically present in order to learn about the inspector (if they're new), what to look for, and to inspect the tenants/get a list of "issues" from them.

I sent verbal and physical (fax) acceptance on Friday around 7:00 and 8:00pm respectively.

What Id off would be services without much physically owned by the business.

Ned Carey - a valid point but I will physically move the funds to reserve accounts and I wanted to be realistic about what's coming out in the month.

If it was in good physical condition, then probably:The loan payment was just too high relative to where market rents are, and they had no reserves.