Unless if you think this other property would sweeten your investing portfolio, it doesn't make sense to put the second one under contract just to get ride of the squatters.I bet you could even get the township to remove the bees - I had a hive removed from a tree because of the "menace"Sorry for some of the bee puns in my post......

Especially for those who need the religious slant to cleaning up their financial mess, DR is a godsend, no pun intended.

On a related note (a pun!)

I’m not a lawyer, but as someone who has had an agreement tested, I’m curious where the fraud lies (no pun intended).There have been two recurring points in this thread, Morris says contradictory things, so is he lying then or now, and two, the contracts people have seen are terrible with all sorts of blanks.I’m not a fan of fraudsters and think it is terrible.

Pun intended.

(Does that count as a pun?)

The show stopper (no pun intended) for me is that they don't show their user's experience.

Food for thought (pun intended :)

The purpose of the article, and the message I'm sure Scott would hope you'd take away, is that house hacking a multi-family property and living frugally will open a significant amount of doors for you (pun intended) in just a few short years.

@Trent Stone I'm sort of in the same boat, no pun intended.