A few months ago, I received a call out of the blue from the State of Oregon saying that a distant cousin of mine (a 3-year-old girl) had been taken into the Foster Care system, and they were looking for blood relatives to place the girl with, with the understanding that it was leading to adoption.

It's nearly impossible to enforce the lease on most tenants because you can't collect a judgment from them (you can't get blood from a turnip.

So I just held them.At least I think I'm worried, I am now on blood pressure med's.

You can try to go to court for a judgement on the damages but even if you get it you can't get blood out of a turnip.

It won't fall in your lap, it takes sweat, tears, and maybe a little blood.  

I am considering entering into the investment world but I see that New York real estate properties may be too "rich for my blood" at this time.

IT'S IN MY BLOOD!!!

And, since I do all my own rehab work, how much blood, sweat and tears are in the property.

With our blood, sweat and tears, our main strategy will focus on raising capital by way of retirement account holders and purchasing investment property through a joint-venture agreement.

I believe in the city because the young blood in the offices now believe in their city.