Sometimes ina divorce a person just wants to get away from the memories of a house that you were in with your ex-spouse, is that your situation?

It's not about big houses, boats, planes, and cars, jewelry, fur coats, and trips around the world-- though I've had and done my share of all that-- it's about going to sleep at night knowing that if I don't wake up, my family has fond memories of me, that I was there for them while I could be, and that the last thing they have to worry about amid the trauma of losing a husband and father is money.

Originally posted by John Smith: they say 'your account is using a lot server resources', but my website gets only about 200 visitors per day and my disk usage is 1500 MB You obviously have a script that is getting stuck and consuming too much CPU or MEMORY. 200 users a day could never clog down a server.. not even 200 users a minute in most cases.

Boy, that brings back memories.

The city had a meeting for the homeowners of Park Memorial this past Monday night.

I could not be more thankful that my last memory of him took place when we sat down at a simple family restaurant in Jerseyville, IL and talked for a couple hours about real estate investing.

Old folks who have money and no memories are pretty boring company, so that should NEVER be a goal.

Get all bids in writing – I know you’d like to be able to do business with someone based on a handshake and a smile, but the reality is that memories fade and a good faith agreement can be misinterpreted by you or the contractor.

I purchased my first REO in 1983 or 1984 (memory loss) in San Jose CA.These days I focus a lot on deals that will cash flow if I am holding long term.

I'm about to close on a small single family home.Purchase $85kRepairs $8k (plus holding costs for 5 months)Misc purchase and selling costs $5kTax roll value $107kComp value about $108kAvg days on market about 79 (from memory)I'm going to FSBO, and see if that works for me.