Hi @Elizabeth Susan Ademi - I've never been a slave to debt, but I do know about chasing your dream job, attaining it, and coming to the realization that it's still a soul-sucking job like any other. 

When he ruled against them, they said they'd pray for his soul. 

The book "Sell with Soul" by Jennifer Allen is one that I recommend to a lot of people about how to be a good and successful agent (personal aside - there are a lot of successful agents that are not "good agents" IMHO).  

All in all, I have a few questions for the poor souls that have taken the time to read this long drawn out message.1.

Another huge win for those that like the real soul of a city like Memphis.  

You have to understand what they really want from a Buyer; some are just looking for a kind soul to appreciate all the hard work they put into building park.  

Step back and do some soul searching, there is a life lesson for you in this thread and also an opportunity to learn  not to say things that make you look ignorant at best.I'm not attacking you personally because I don't know you.  

But, you also have a soul.

Another new member and investor from the Twin Cities area.I'm a near-middle aged guy with a young family and a soul-sucking corporate job.

I'm doing some soul searching and trying to determine if I need to adjust my portfolio to keep in line with my long-term goals