I comfort myself in the thoughts of one philosophy: In order for a person to achieve complete happiness and fulfillment in life he/she needs three things: power, respect, and sex.

She is quiet, respectful, pays on time, and now can not sleep.

I took the LSAT in December of last year and got a respectable, but not outstanding score (163, 88th percentile).

In turn we expect her to do well in school, treat others with respect and to learn the value of hard work.

With all due respect...You are not ready for this, pass on it.Whether the numbers work or not, this is a lot to bite off having no real estate experience and, more importantly, NO LANDLORD EXPERIENCE.

I realize this is often a very emotional thing for people, "respect" for ancestors and staying in familiar surroundings both come into play.In fact, tax-wise it's often way stupid to liquidate real property.

That is neither her nor there, he is fortunate in that respect..

However, upon entering your new property, you find that the previous occupants have left lots behind.Items left might range from furniture and appliances to boats.What is the law with respect to these items.

I would highly recommend that you always conduct your business with decency and respect for people.

I agree 100% that commercial investing takes about the same time and effort, just bigger numbers and bigger profits, but I will add bigger potential losses as well.I also highly respect Johnny D.