So in 2017 maybe my agent business has a slight dip, but I would likely just make it up in 2018.I certainly understand their point of view as I maintain some cash in some of the major currencies, and I switched my pound sterling over to dollars and euros before the Brexit vote, not because I thought it would tank (If I thought that Id just would have shorted it) but because the unknown didnt sit well with me.

I once got a phone call from a guy whose FIRST comment was "I have a 5 pound (something or other) dog and I have NO intention of paying a $250 pet deposit".  

Jeff is pounding on predatory pricing, lower income housing in Broken Arrow is pretty much for the cons and that is changing just like everywhere else, they are under federal regulations, many investors think they know, but they are still in the dark.

Be careful not to be penny wise and pound foolish.1.

Best not to be penny wise and pound foolish.  

PLUS a lab puppy 6 months old 155 pounds.

Here's an example of being penny smart and pound foolish.

On several forums like these I've found guys who pound their chest but when you look through their posting history they are making $15 an hour, living in an apartment and paying 6.8% interest on a used car loan.I had a guy on another forum touting himself as an IT expert who went to a top 25 school.

But even with my size I am 6 foot five and 250 pounds and work out five days a week, I would never go to these places at night.

I agreed to them having two pets(two small dogs under 10 pounds) well they purchased a boy and a girl from a breeder.