You can have all the knowledge in the world, but if it doesn't apply to your chosen industry is it really knowledge?

Although I've made a little money with those, I realized that I would rather go for tangible investments, than gamble with factors that are beyond my input. 

If you start giving specific reasons they weren’t chosen, you’re setting yourself up for a discrimination lawsuit.

I'm a broker too so I've chosen a path to limit this issue.

Your insurance policy(s) will be paid in full and then you can do your stock market gambling.

She has the reserves to take the loss while hoping for appreciation but it is definitely a gamble not a guarantee.

I have started on my path to getting my financial life in order, have chosen my next book, will be reading "Your money or your life" which was recommended to me by a fellow bigger pockets member but this book has fired me up to learn even more and put that learning into action. 

Evictions are going to cost you and you're going to have to hire people, you had better be clear about that in your brain before you start walking down that path, at least in my county.What I worry about is what I can't predict: cheating wife, sudden employment termination, huge gambling loss, drinking and pills binge leading to suicidal behavior.

That would be a good thing to figure in... because if it's declining, and if the young folks are moveing to bigger towns cities, etc, sometimes it can be a gamble in the long term hold idea. 

Their promo "You only pay $10,000 program fee, due when we make an offer on your chosen home.