Just because you lease in an area without rent control, doesn’t mean that at some time in the future, you won’t be wallowing in it.

The language and process of money doesn't phase me at all--it's more the basic things I'm worried about, like making sure the trash gets picked up, heh.I'm registering here so I can kind of wallow in the culture a bit before I make the leap.

So now I've been sitting here (more like wallowing) trying to figure out where to go from here.

., the banks will simply buttress their reserves, not lend a dime, and we wallow along as we're doing now.Great topic for discussing.

When you do it in a market like this (I would use the term wallowing), you run the risk of having the slightest increase in inventory negatively affect your comps.In any market, you run the risk of a resentful appraiser taking umbrage with your profit.

This is how most of society views money, and in my opinion is the biggest impediment to financial success (hence why most of society doesn't have as much money as they want).I'm a big believer that anyone who understands basic financial principals and has an abundance mentality can easily achieve great financial success.Unfortunately, those two things are hard to come by in this society, and therefore most of society is wallowing in debt...

It will only keep some wallowing in self-pity when they should be wallowing in their own greatness.

In either business, you've got to learn to love to wallow in the mud!

[[[[......I did a total background check, employment verification, past landlord verification, etc...]]]]No, sorry, but you didn't.People don't change They do not live as model tenants all their life and then turn into lying, stealing, wallowing garbage pigs on the day they move in to your rental.

Yes, I've worked my *** off, but I'm the recipient of so much good fortune that I find it impossible to wallow in self-pity.