The property was right across the street from a university campus (which had grown to where the building was), and so we revisited the idea of renting to students and long story shorter - we discovered law students are golden, after suffering a few undergrad stories that are doozies lol.But, who could ever have anticipated this? 

The surplus figure cited by Frank and others has two problems: it’s both misleading and paints an incomplete picture of the Golden State’s finances.

I have been doing research on buying, rehabbing and renting out properties for some time now, but it seems all of the golden rules (50% rule, 2% rule etc...) are equipped for states with much lower home values.

I know the one remaining PA renter will pay (he's golden and has savings) and there's one MO rental who hasn't yet paid (it's literally four young professionals in a huge 2600 sq.

I'm in Georgia, too, and there are many people here, who would love to sue someone because they see that as their golden ticket to finally get money. 

Myths, the guy claimed he could speak several languages, be a professional tango and salsa dancer and that was a music producer that had his own company.

However, real service dogs are virtually always highly "trainable" breeds, such as labs, golden retrievers, labradoodles, and herding breeds (border collies, corgis, etc.)

We are now working on the kitchen, we plan on painting the cabinets white as they are still in good condition, we just don’t like the orange/golden oak look, will also be adding hardware and backsplash.

Examples of median priced housing in South Bossier would be Shady Grove, Bellaire, Golden Meadows.

:) I live by the Golden Rule, (personal and professional) as corny as that may sound, but I am who I am...