@Tariq Bahay try REI Guard.

This will catch them off guard if they are a friend of your applicant and will usually state that you have the wrong number.

It was a son she lost when he was very young, she said just toss it she didn't care to keep it.I'm not big on nostalgia, tradition, or sentiment, but that was another dark moment that caught me off guard.

I work full-time in IT, while serving in the PA Air Guard, and these days I'm learning as much as I can about finding and managing properties effectively.

I suggest too that on a rental, you contract with the price of the lot stated and the price of improvements, you can put the lot value on the shy side a bit if reasonable, this sets up your position for depreciation of improvements.Search "loan servicing" on BP, I strongly suggest you have the note professionally serviced, it will guard against shady SF seller practices of tossing a payment in the trash and calling the note due.

I personally put an offer on a guard gated house in Henderson, NV listed for $719k.

There are guidelines in place to successfully complete a 100% tax deferred 1031 Exchange and if you are working with a reputable company then I would expect those guidelines to be discussed so you aren't caught off guard.

Be very careful with your money, the majority of people on BP are great and share info and advice for free, but there are some sharks in these waters so keep your guard up. 

I haven't heard anything of that, from my understanding this upcoming election is supposed to be a changing of the guard in the Prichard leadership.

I took some time off to enlist in the Minnesota National Guard to help pay for school which has helped out but not like I thought it would.