So my dilemma is deciding to buy or just rent and wait till I build more capital. 

The couple is seemingly in their 70s and disabled, after visiting the home I'm legitimately concerned for their health and safety and feel like its my obligation to try to help.

My career goal is to become a doctor and provide pro bono care and health education to women in need.

YOU need to deal with this ASAP.Document the conversation by sending him a text or email stating, per our conversation smoking marijuana (or anything) in this property is prohibited for health reasons of other occupants.

At the same time, there is still an opioid epidemic and covid/lockdowns has done a ton of damage to mental health (more drug use which leads to more homelessness).

Here's my dilemma: I can either refinance into an owner occupied conventional and keep the rate about the same and low, but I'll have to live in the duplex for another 6 months to a year.

Here's my dilemma: I can either refinance into an owner occupied conventional and keep the rate about the same and low, but I'll have to live in the duplex for another 6 months to a year.

They're having the same mental health crisis that's hitting the Zoomers, but rather than culturally induced madness, it's the complete lack of anything resembling a reasonable opportunity that's causing a lot of Chinese youth to basically drop out of the rat race.

My business partner and I have been in sales for 15+ years so we scoured social (online) and real businesses and pitched them for 1-2 years (2017-2018)Once we got 1-2 major contracts (minor league hockey team & health care company), word of mouth and reputation did most of the work. 

The seller was having health problems, could not afford to make the necessary repairs to the house, and needed to sell quickly, as-is.