I have to admit sometones I dip into the cookie jar but for most part I stay true to my goals.

I guess there's the silver lining of getting older is you can get your hands finally into the cookie jar (IRA, SS).

You should refer to the property as 'The Applesauce House'And when the tenant moves out, you should totally give him a large jar of applesauce with a bow on top....

In the US, just about each state have subtle to significant variances in its foreclosure laws; you can’t lump to whole world into the same jar in terms of how things work.

(totals $400/mo into the cookie jar)-Includes me living for freeFuture cash flow is $687-7% vacancy, 10% Maint, 15% CapEx, 0% property mgmt.-$750 rent in 1/1 and $1200 rent in 3/1, could be up to $1500+ if I convert to 4/2This project has changed my financial future and my life. 

The human body only contains 6 quarts of blood and once you're dead, the heart stops pumping the blood out.

This time, also buy at least 2 lbs of chocolate in sealed foil-based wrappers (mini hershey's bars are ok), 1 box of green tea packets, 1 large container of sea salt, 1 jar of natural uncooked honey and a box of a flavored drink of your choice.

Account Closed Hey Jarred, I think the way to go would be to install wordpress from wordpress.org onto your hosting database.

I think I might start a "money I've saved on title insurance jar" and I bet I could go to Hawaii a couple times a year. 

Figure out how get a reliable PM; if you can't do that then I'd skip OOS and bury your money in jars in the desert or something.