My wife and I had our second son in October of 2016 and he had a heart defect.

5000 sq ft Century home converted to office space - currently broken up into 4-5 units in the heart of a trendy downtown area.

In terms of my books, I simply wrote those from the heart and from my experiences.

My drive home from the testing center that night was the longest hour and 30 minutes ( lots of construction) I can remember my heart was heavy, my head hurting and my soul tired. 

Not that I have my heart set on one particular area and York County is where I am looking for now.

You can probably hear his heart pounding in anticipation along with his nail chewing due to worry from across the continent as we work through due process towards closing.I can only suggest networking, networking and networking.

If it takes more than 24 hours to contact with the provider, this is a red flag situation.Finally, I want to touch on the heart of your investment: Property Management.

So, what do you have to complain about as long as they are polite and willing to pay for your inconvenience and your time.While I am a hard butt when dealing with tenants I a little bit of heart because I know what it feels like to be short on the rent money and stressed out. 

The lease is not up until April of 2020, but i don't think i'd like to continue this tenant at this point.Rent is habitually late (which the income earner had a heart attack and multiple heart surgeries so i have been working with them)They moved someone in and lied saying he was under 18, dragged their feet filling out an application and i provided them a 10 day cure or quit to have him move out.And now this most recent lie.I could give them a 3 day pay or quit to end the lease since they are now late on the rent and are planning to pay on the 12th.Any other suggestions on what I should do at this point?

Chicken wings and beer wins the hearts of many men.