When I say 'enough', it might not replace your 9-5 job income immediately but it will definitely sustain a basic and simple lifestyle as well as fulfill your basic needs.

If one is working a w-2 to pay their bills, without fulfillment or other reasons, that is the rat race.It certainly helps to have no consumer debt to exit the rat race.  

I know that if the request is fulfilled, I get a notice in my inbox.  

Amazon has their eye on North Randall for a fulfillment center that would bring an estimated 1,200 jobs and already leased 80,000 square feet in Euclid. 

I am currently selling my home, due to a military deployment and I'm afraid my agent isn't fulfilling her fiduciary requirements.  

Dan Vleck I would talk to all of them and say that you'll let them out of the lease when you rent the unit but that you will not be returning their security deposits because they will not be fulfilling their lease.

I know some leasing agents that offer a new tenant if the original one doesn't fulfill the lease. 

I'm a total people person and, though the money is great, I'm really in the business of making people happy and fulfilling a need.

Or, you could re-enlist, get all your licensing requirements out of the way and then, when you don't want to be AD anymore (maybe getting too busy with RE), transfer to the Guard or Reserves to fulfill your commitment (AD could do this back in the day, but you'd want to check with recruiters and see if this is still an option).My whole point is, if you start out as a new agent in a new place with no network, it will be really tough-going.  

Should I just squash this idea altogether since I need to find a place that I can live to fulfill that requirement?