She was finally served the court notice after several failed attempts.

Happy to serve as a resource for any questions you may have about the area.Also, like @Karen Wanamarta mentioned, it’d be awesome for forum members looking to help if you could share a few details about the strategies or asset classes you’re looking into.

Well, if I'm buying to flip and it's going to cost me 3-5 months of time, effort, holding costs, risk, etc, and I'm only going to make $30k off the final sale then it serves to reason that the wholesaler would make less because they have less skin in the game.

You would be best served by managing them with two separate apps.

And when you do take a loan against the policy's Cash Value, the Cash Value continues to grow (since its only serving as collateral).

That means their tithes were in many ways similar to our tax system of today i.e. those moneys/products served to allow for the ongoing operation of the government and the needy in society.

If you can prove he is living there (which can be difficult), you can then serve her with a notice to quit based on your state's laws. 

It seems that the criteria they are using ( the consumer financial protection Breau) designates entire counties as "under served or rural". 

I will never get rid of it.. it served me well.

My goal is to find a property that suits her needs while also serving as a strong long-term investment.