Remember the "other" golden rule..."

I have been debating what to do with the golden oak trim and cabinets.

If you fork over very little or none of your money and you get a house/equity/positive cash flow, then you're golden in my book.of course you want to get it for the lowest price possible, but if it truly is a good long term deal, then don't focus on that. sharing the wealth should be a good thing.1) make sure there is no penalty for paying it off early, so you could pay it off as fast as possible and not have to pay all the interest.

Two articles that appeared in the trade press yesterday suggest that it may be happening.First, in Globe Street, there appeared an article called "In Volume Dropoff, It's 2017, Not 2007."

Don't wait for the right answer and the golden path to present themselves.

Allison, I just bought a duplex on Golden Quail Dr. to owner occupy.

My parents had a lady that was suing us at one of our rental properties one time, my brother had a heart transplant, my friend jumped off the golden gate bridge, and another friend I know died before he finished high school from a seizure.

About the fifth or so house was golden to me.

I am not a spokesperson, just a user but I think it was a golden find for me.

And this is not just in the US but across the globe.