His character got me interested in money and every thing else was self taught reading books and going to seminars.

There are a ton of slick characters in restoration business that lowball their initial quote and then cut corners, work very slowly and/or pad the bill.

If you go into the N/P side, you need trusted individuals on your board of directors, this is a huge area of concern starting off.Board members must be of good character, the more successful they are or have been the better, they need to be known in the community, they must have the common interest in your mission and they need to be able to make a commitment to actually serve in that position!

If you can do the @mention for some people, but having difficulty with JScott, here is the trick: you need to type two characters of the user's name as it appears in the post heading; in JScott's case the second character is a space!

Like-kind property is property of the same nature, character or class.

We hunted down the old owners, a young couple and sold it back to them with no payments while they got back on their feet we were so impressed with their character, and no profit except good feelings which was enough.

It improves cash flow and builds character.

It would have some interesting character -- there are currently dormers on all four sides, and a large brick chimney within the space that I thought I'd leave exposed.

I sincerely appreciate the time and effort you more experienced investors put into helping others here on BP, I have said it before, its a testament to your character, please keep it up.When this OP came out 6 months ago, I had just gotten my BA II, so I was a little butthurt when you suggested I was not going to conquer the investing world.

It doesn't sound like they're a risk as a roommate/tenant, but I wonder what this says of their character.