The IRS puts loopholes in the code in order to induce a particular behavior.

I don't take stuff personally unless it is threatening behavior.

A record of past behavior that shows that when you have credit you are mature enough to use it correctly.

That sort of behavior leads people to joyfully LOSE money each year because the guru-developers sell their new over-priced apartments to high income earners who are looking for any tax dodge they can find to lower their tax bill.In principle, I'm among those investors who wouldn't mind paying MORE tax, on the basis of having made MORE net income in the first place!

I was not satisfied, with the behavior of the Corporate World, in my sphere of Mechanical Engineering so I made the decision to leave.

well, this is a new one for me. normally it's the other way, but my tenant and the neighbor share a driveway (the driveways are attached to each other).and the neighbor is messy. i noticed that while updating the house. their garbage cans fall over, no one picks them up. boxes are blown all over, noone picks them up. cig butts, tampon boxes, you name it, it's all over the driveway.the tenant has an "option to buy" the house and they like the home a lot. but they are complaining about the trashy neighbor.i know the neighbor. she is weird (does not smile and weird sense of humor), but i know her. have her number in my phone too, so i can talk to her.i just dont know what to say that might change her behavior...suggestions?

3) What behaviors should I avoid?

I know of some former members who are really pissed off by all of the unethical behavior & have been working behind the scenes to see what can be done.

@James Wise At a minimum, sub to deals require knowledge, highly ethical behavior, and an ability to perform.  

Yes that might work but it's essentially blackmail and that's just wrong, encourages bad behavior.....I'd throw her out on her A** first