Been well cared for by female athletes on the volleyball team for a number of years.  

Takes me back to athletics; trust the process. 

@Benjamin Molnar, As a multifamily investor, I'm actually less concerned with a recession right now, and more concerned about what happens afterwards in the following recovery.

Looking to confirm if I am getting this right.If you can time your leases to end in spring.. (better weather for Tenants and Contractors) and you need to rehab a bit before renting/leasing out the unit, you still need...

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

Maybe even look at a a job that can utilize your background but is not what you think of as a typical structural engineering job (forensics, disaster recovery) if it might be of interest.  

In fact it may be my most profitable rental property.We've since turned the property into a drug and alcohol recovery house rental that we still own today.

I believe that the metals market has more down-side risk to it and the RE market has considerable upside in the coming years.Buying opportunities will abound in select markets for the next 2-4 years with recovery following in the next 4-years.

He's not the first religious athlete, nor will he be the last, but the ideas thrown around about why he wins games are downright ridiculous.He's a mediocre quarterback with a lot of heart and extreme drive, let it go at that.Divine intervention - come on, are people really that gullible.

It is very simple and BP makes it very easy for you to do.For example: A recent article by Chris Clothier. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/07/18/are-appraisers-part-of-the-problem-with-slow-housing-price-recovery/#comment-107417 Can look like this: A recent article by Chris Clorthier.Short version[ url=http://www.whateverwebsiteyouwant] Text that people can click.[ /url]Just remove the space before url in both the first "url tag" and the ending "url tag".