This has become toxic.

Also look into your IRR; it is a bit more complex but definitely important to understand in my opinion.

I'm currently irritated with that decision lol

Trying to think of ways to avoid doing the right thing and potentially making that dust cloud toxic is absolutely repugnant and the kind of behaviour that gives decently-minded investors and contractors a bad name.I am literally the last person on earth who loves regulations, but in the case of asbestos the regulations are there for a good reason.

A constant source of irritation has been the disparity between the numbers that the website came up with for rent and the offer of rent made by the housing authority in our area.

I haven't called them yet, just learned about this today and putting together a strategy.Obviously, I am irritated that I never got a fair shake to settle the debt.

Hi Jean,Stock it with fish and have fun fishing all summer.Plant wild rice and maybe Ducks will show up--beautiful creatures to watch, and some people hunt them.Build a dock and toss in a small row boat....for romantic evening rides and something for the kids to play with.[1]>>> Have it tested for chemicals...some of these ponds have a years of farm runoff in them--pesticides and manure--it would be a shame if it's toxic.[2]>>> See if the sides go straight down (like a farmer scraped it out for whatever reason) and it would be dangerous vs. like a beach.Good Luck!

You will be frustrated for short spurts, but then you tend to forget about the irritation.

After years of attempting to work with the county the neighborhood she was in was being demolished due to toxic substances in the soil from a nearby recycling business. 

Personally, I don't really look at IRR. It