Some have a passion for animals and would rather run a rescue mission.

I’m inquiring about your experiences, where you are in this year of business... with that said it’s great to be here with you all on this really important mission to financial freedom in hope for a more financially educated generation.

But the best thing about them is that their mission is to revitalize Baltimore. 

All in all I want to make the best of my fact finding mission, but it's hard to know where or how to start or how to know if I'm doing the right steps.

Building Mission’s waterfront ‘financially viable’ for developers, planners sayPhase 1 of creating masterplan for 296-acre area complete, moving to phase 2…Getting into one of these projects right on the water would make for a great long term hold in my opinion.

Now, my mission is to create enough passive income to be able to not work for a living via real-estate rental.

They will (or at least should) know the market better than you and hopefully have some realistic strategies on what to look for and how to accomplish your mission. 

However some find a path & find themselves on a mission to grow, which brings them to success on the GP side. 

Thank you Hi Jason,Number one thing to do is make sure they have water to drink and some food to eat.Just put down a pan of water and some Purina until the Chicago No Kill Shelter people come to rescue them for re-homing.Cats need access to water 24/7 or they may die, and who knows when they ate last.A box of Purina is only a couple of dollars and an old bowl is free.Here are some links that you can use to help them find a new family that will care for them better (unless you want to keep them yourself).https://www.pawschicago.org/no-kill-mission/https://www.chicagopetrescue.org/no-kill-shelters-in-illinois.htmlGood Luck!

This is in Mission Viejo, CA and the city says that any changes to the exterior of the house will need permission from the adjacent neighbor.