That's .69 million barrels of oil less than our current consumption.

Everyone needs to decide where they draw the line legally, morally, and ethically.

But I would like to hear some feedback wheather this can be done anymore, if its legal on paper and morally?

. :-) The only advantage that these strategies have is the psychological advantage of dedicating one to using extra cash to pay debt rather than spending it on current consumption.

Moral of the story, stick with BiggerPockets lol 

I am rambling at this point, but moral of the story is to me financial freedom is being able to live the life that I envision and dream of.With that being said, I have the following goals and "Numbers" set as a goals for each stage of my investing career:Current: New investor, W-2 Job, no investment properties yet.

Moral of the story, be careful everyone!

Yes taxes need to increase, but at these unsustainable rates it is morally wrong.

I also told the pm to work with the tenants this next month if they can't pay the full rent without late charges.I personally felt more of a moral obligation to help the tenants then a legal one.

Start charging water to tenants, the bill has gone very high lately so I am thinking about charging water after I renew the lease flat small fee so they are aware about consumption and be mindful. why should I pay for tenant's water?