Great sentence for all to embrace.

While food prices rise, it is taxpayers’ dollars that contribute to the rise in price.This work ethic is embraced in our real estate ventures.

I embrace this segment of cash flow as a largely untapped superior investment opportunity.I have not pursued spending time trying to develop ways to invest where there are known restrictions of ownership – in this case, renting the property.

ALso, on a sub2, the investor is subject to the risk of non payment or damage, and I prefer not to embrace this risk.

Ive widdled the price down to 159k, and now Ive got an offer and another, both seem to embrace the competition.

Former Justice Potter Stewart of the Supreme Court of the United States, in attempting to classify what material constituted exactly "what is obscene", famously wrote, "I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced . . .

They have very good social welfare systems so they don't want to take on social leeches, whereas we seem to embrace them here.My answer geared towards the OP/original question: 1.

I asked around around a books worth of questions on here, to my mentor, to others, to myself...What I did to get over it, and what I think you may want to do, is embrace the feeling.

Embrace it and try to get some money back from the seller.

My hope is we may someday soon have a reverse trend of folks wanting to live in large cities and wanting to go rural again with the progression of technology (however it will likely take just as long for the re-population of rural America to happen again as it did for it to die - but we need more companies to embrace remote workers as we have the technology in a lot of positions within companies for many things to be done remotely, 2ndly we need driverless cars legal and working, 3rdly we'd need to rebuild some of the infrastructure or figure out a way (likely tax incentives) to get people to move back to these places so things like schools/banks/hospitals etc can reopen or be revived.