It is a dangerous road if you try to drive at night without any headlights.

They also are attractive to investors because they have a much lower price.The only danger is buying something "too nice" because rural areas typically don't have the job base that cities do and it may not produce a decent return.

Pit Bull, etc...) or another animal that posses a danger (tiger, alligator, bear, etc.) would seem pose an undue financial burden.  

There is low crime in my whole community including this area and you don't feel in danger in the area but it would mostly be section 8 type tenants.

I know enough about reverse mortgages to be dangerous.

If they have not actually filed, you are not in danger.

Buying the way you are is a dangerous thing for out of state investor.

The first two lines read:(1) As used in this rule, "advertising" and "advertisement" include all forms of representation, promotion and solicitation disseminated in any manner and by any means for any purpose related to professional real estate activity, including, without limitation, advertising by mail; telephone, cellular telephone, and telephonic advertising; the Internet, E-mail, electronic bulletin board and other similar electronic systems; and business cards, signs, lawn signs, and billboards.(2) Advertising by a licensee, in process and in substance, must:Line two makes it seem like regulation is applied if you are advertising as any form of real estate professional.

Obviously, it is slippery and dangerous, but there are other factors to consider.

Don't make the mistake of raising consumption with your income, but if you cut consumption and raise your income, you'll be in better shape, faster.Cars are depreciating assets, and Millionaire Next Door types know that they're often more vanity than substance.