. #3, my issue really is with having places do repairs or repairing the place myself since the law now requires homes 78 or older to be fixed by lead removal certified companies. #6, or would it be a better idea to just have an umbrella policy on me for the time being?

I received a violation letter because my windows have bamboo curtains and the inspector thought they were cardboard over the windows.

I would then put that money into 4 cheap rentals and live in a cardboard box.

If the issuer is using the 506(b) exemption you don't need to be accredited.  

The business card boards helped me make some additional contacts as well.

http://www.kwikset.com/smartsecurity/re-key-techno...I just look on eBay for "builder packs" - 10 locks in cardboard boxes instead of retail bubble-packs..I've scored them as low as $10 a lock -  I key everything the same myself - if you goof up, there's a video on YouTube showing how to re-key a borked setup (only done it twice so far), and there's also a $3 tool to flip the lock cylinder so the keys all go in the same way..  

Hi all-I'm in the Seattle area where everything appears to be clad in gold, including the cardboard boxes from Amazon, which explains why it's so danged expensive here for real-estate.

It's definitely not a perfect system but we don't have any issue renting out the vast majority of our houses.

However, from a credit card issuer perspective, they will reject your credit card application for too many inquiries even if you have a decent credit score.

One of the primary areas of nonsense of late is the half-truth of "serial issuers" not being able to use certain exemptions if they do more than one deal every 12 monthsSmaller deals thus suffer from liquidity issues because it is harder for capital to form.