I have been reading mixed reviews.

Swimming pool filled with wooden marbles, and here I come and I throw 3 steel marbles inside the pool and mix it up real good.Then I will tell you this: "Your mission is to find me the 3 steel balls".Now this is what you all are doing.You plant your butt next to the pool with your legs in the wooden marbles, you pick one bacll, inspect it, is it a steel ball?

My husband has mixed feelings as to sell or keep.

I have a mixed bag of renters: some use no assistance, some are section 8 and some are non section 8 but have used some housing program assistance (such as deposit + 1st month of rent).

If mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have.

For commercial buildings, be very specific - price range, $/door max, unit count, unit mix, part of town.

Mixed-Use Developments with Green DesignsEco-conscious development is on the rise.

The airfare, though, is usually 100% deductible even if you mix business with some pleasure.

The problem you may run into is the lower appreciation rates compared to the South.Considering Commercial Real Estate:Have you looked at mixed-use properties?

In markets like Phoenix, you might find a mix of both, but it’s always better to invest with clarity.Have you looked into whether the builder is still selling homes in the same community?