Local residents should take initiative to fix their own neighborhoods and lives.Maybe I'm cold and believe that people should be responsible for their own lives-- and in the slums, that could mean 80 hours a week, getting off welfare, educating oneself, skimping by on Ramen and having no TV/phone/cable/other luxury service or goods, shopping thrift stores for clothes, not smoking or drinking (expensive), not going out to eat or to clubs or movies when poverty-striken on welfare, cutting all expenses when on welfare and taking any job that's offered, making wise choices, and moving away from the slums.

·In rentals foreverD Properties-Worst Area of town·Built 40 years or more·Good Cashflow·Management Intensive·Not a good starting out property·Assisted housing, out of prison, hard luck etc.Grading Areas of the CityA Areas·Upper level society reside·High end Properties·Path of Progress·Construction tear down old build newB Areas·Blue collar workers live·Business in area serve needs, bowling alleys, Nail salons, pizza movie rentals etc.

Maybe the movie, but seems deeper than that since he kept pursuing this one guy.

Use it to pay for baggage fees, food/drinks/movies/wifi in flight ect

Or packed football games, movie theaters? 

If you had told people in that delivery room that 34 years later I would be a general partner on 342 units across 2 multifamily properties out of state, I think it’s safe to say that you might have been laughed out of the room for saying something so far-fetched.Growing up with Cerebral Palsy has robbed me of many experiences that most "normal" people take for granted, such as prom, taking out that girl you liked from math class to the movies, going to the mall with your friends after school, dorming in college, or driving.

Rich According to the most apocalyptic movies, (and what better source for imagination than Hollywood...) there will be small colonies or neighborhoods that will fence themselves and arm themselves to the teeth.

Its kinda like what you see in those movies, "ill take it from here son"Coincidently , There was a mentorship program for 97/monthly or 297/monthly but offered full mentorship

Has anyone seen any good movies lately?? 

Remember "Boiler Room" the movie?