We have had people try to move into a one bedroom with two adults and a baby.  

To make matters worse, I am living with my family on the top floor with my three-year-old and my two-month-old baby.

Mobile homes are like baby chick eggs... easy to damage but also easy to repair. 

It seems like you've adopted the wealthy mindset by breaking free.It's not how many Baby Money Soldiers you make, it's how you use them, and how they grow!

For them to come yes them along and sell them a project in the Everglades and a coaching program that was xeroxed from Carlton Sheets.People are just babies and only want to hear how good they are even when they come to the forums because they don't know anything.

Back when I was brokering commercial real estate 100 years ago I had a deal on a small office building fall through when during the walk thru just prior to closing the buyer insisted on checking the candy vending machine and verbally to;d us and sent us a follow up letter informing us that he wasn’t going to close because the Baby Ruth’s in the candy machine were stale.  

I was just gonna say, if you look at baby boomers, those who were in blue areas are probably going to be able to retire more comfortably than those who were in red areas. 

I had a new baby on the way, jobs had stopped coming in and I found myself solidly in a “what’s next” phase of life.

Let’s hope the baby isn’t thrown out with the bath water.  

;-)In Washington state there are guys paying child support for babies the guy before him had.