Hey guys, there's a house listed on my local market for $223k and described by the realtor as having 'severe water and mold damage, broken pipes, freeze damage and missing carpet/flooring/sheetrock.

There would be no more oil by 1990 and we would be freezing to death by "global cooling" by 2010.

Cody...I'm going to get some flack for this, I'm sure, but I'll say it anyway...1) Read the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'...it will put things into perspective and you will start to question if you are working for money or if money is working for you...oh; and about that education...it is great that you are getting your education...I got mine also (MBA), but the degree won't do much for you in real estate, although it can help you to have a better understanding of finance.2) You are contributing to a 401k for retirement in a job you don't intend to keep...although you are probably getting a nice contribution from your employer and you are saving tax free, you are also freezing money in a device you can't touch until you reach retirement age, or else you get heavily penalized.

It wasy to freeze your credits if you worry about it.

The labor market has been strong and has a long way to go before getting stressed but it's moving that direction with hiring freezes and layoffs. 

Pipes freeze etc....

“This administration intends to use every tool at its disposal to prevent any improper attempts by landlords to break rent-stabilized leases,” he wrote.Enforcement efforts, Cuomo said, will run through the state Division of Human Rights as well as civil and criminal referrals to the attorney general’s office and could result in “severe” penalties that include rent freezes, fines and damages.DARREN MCGEE/DARREN MCGEE- OFFICE OF THE GOVE A letter, obtained by the Daily News, states that despite any temporary lapses, the new rent laws once approved will be retroactive to June 15 — so 'your legal obligations under existing leases and under the passage of the new rent stabilization program will not expire on that day.'

keep the house temp at 60 so the pipes don't freeze.

Setting aside the fact that she's from the city and a young college student and so doesn't know about pipes freezing, can he really get away with breaking down her door?

Also freezes and prevents drainage.