It isn't an interest unless they own rental property or cater to investors.

Bills are paid, food on table, plenty leftover each month.

She then wanted $150 reimbursement for the food in the fridge that went bad.

---My favorite thing is catered breakfasts, with a beautiful view of Central Park out my window while I am giving comps in Gwathmey and Gehry buildings to David Geffen, and waiting for my black car to bring my assistant back from the bank with my deposit slips.

For systems, there are a few companies out there that cater to individual landlords who want to manage properties themselves, helping to find and screen tenants, collect the rents, and manage maintenance.

The smell, the taste, it's got to be the best food on the planet.

There are plenty of loan programs that cater to investors, and having to lie to get a house or a better interest rate is never a good idea.Well all that said, I think we all need a good dose of Southern Courtesy.

I, on the other hand, broke my leg on the first day of a new job; needles to say that by the end of the sixth month, our neighbors fed our children and the only food we could actually afford was ramen and spaghetti with nothing in it, even butter or ketchup).

It would seem that between Tallahassee being state capital and FSU there would be decent demand for rental housing-just food for thought.

I had lunch in Dallas last week with two bankers friends who is at the top of the food chain, and they don't even know how the Dodd-Frank act will work, and they have a team of lawyers the best money can buy.