I was born in Ukraine, but immigrated to the US with my family at the age of 5.

@Ian Walsh I do think I just spooked myself when I started in doing some due diligence into the legality of the practice.

I expect the dollar to hang from 3.5 when investors are unreasonably optimistic and I expect (hope) it will hit a 4 to 1 ration when Bolsonaro is unable to carry out economic reforms, especially pension, and investors are spooked by his autocratic tendencies.Overall, there are a lot of questions to be answered here but a lot of chances for lucrative investing.

That has been proven in studies time and time again but we ignore that fact because they rile us up for their own political and business purposes.All they do is try to spook you with crazy **** so you keep glued to the tube and vote their way.

Most of the people I help find rent are potential high quality tenants, newlyweds or new immigrants from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Moldova and other European countries.

The fact that he didn't readily reveal that spooked me.

Part of it is due to the sheer supply of government debt scheduled for the next few years which spooks many investors (including us).

I just wanted to know whether the confidentiality agreement itself should spook me.

I didn't want to spook him, but I didn't want him to lose interest in the idea and fade away.About five weeks ago, he emailed me to say had been referred to a real estate lawyer, who said the sub2 was OK.

I have not purchased anything in Wilmington yet, not knowing the areas well enough is kind of spooking me because things can change within just a couple blocks there.