I could argue that I answer lots of questions with in-depth responses, have done a podcast, a book launch interview, flew to Denver paying my own transportation and hotel expenses and spoke for 3 hours at the conference (not to mention the time involved in preparation), and have almost 2,000 posts with just as many votes, and answer several emails a week from other members - all at my expense.

Transportation can be good or bad debt.  

We have two older bunnies (9years old) that live in an enclosed porch, which I keep at about forty-fifty degrees during the winter.

FYI, You should be aware that it is a federal crime to knowingly harbor an illegal immigrant, pursuant to 8 USC title 1324 (A)(III)"Any person who - knowing or in reckless disregard of the fact that an alien has come to, entered, or remains in the United States in violation of law, conceals, harbors, or shields from detection, or attempts to conceal, harbor, or shield from detection, such alien in any place, including any building or any means of transportation;"

This is why it is important to purchase in the right location - Education, Amenities, Employment, Transportation, are within reach.  

Never got an offer accepted, but I like those areas due to proximity to NYC and public transportation.

That wealth, proximity to chicago and cross-continental transportation routes, and a cheap student work force brings industry to town which for the most part has stuck around throughout the years.

It is close to the public transportation, and it is 5 mins away from 2 major highways.3.

Currently my wife works in higher education and I work in transportation logistics.Our plan is to start off with doing wholesaling and flipping.

I have tracked down a small neighborhood in particular that is attractively located vis-a-vis public transportation hub.