The question I am wrestling with and I am literally out of my mind thinking about it - shall I rent the current home (A) and hope that the property appreciation will make up for the lost savings and more (build a asset and income stream over time)  or should I sell it (A) and invest the proceeds in (B) and bring down the monthly expense. 

The kind of people that literally contact everyone out of desperation. 

I’ve talked to an agent and he literally kept trying to stear me into the direction of getting a condo or a townhouse and I’m not 100% sold on going that route being that there is more risk with roommate tension and higher vacancy issues.Thanks

The sky is literally the limit, and we have SO many benefits as military members.

My broker's office was literally right next door to mine.

I just picture them literally on the streets of Seattle and to be honest if you’ve been here, it’s not far from reality.

Literally the minute I bought it, I've been taken to the proverbial wood shed with this property.

Cancel anything that is not needed (cell phones, cable, literally anything).

I’ve used it to avoid a bad potential business partnership, I even showed it to him and he literally had his jaw drop.

You literally just reference a chart for a certain square footage and then a corresponding cross sectional size of the duct is what you need to supply that square footage.