So I am approaching my 18th birthday and once I graduate I plan on using an FHA loan and putting 3.5% down on a house hack.

I'll touch back on this on my birthday (12/30/20)

I rent a pontoon boat every year for my birthday in May and have a blast.

I have never understood "star-struck" before today, in spite of meeting high level government officials, A list actors and millionaires.  8-)    This morning, I went to an 80th birthday party for a family member. 

We drew up another agreement that included 37k as the subject to/HELOC balance and 63k as the remaining owner financed amount, equaling $100,000.More comfortable with the terms, I pitched my brother the deal at an Airbnb on his birthday weekend.

I was in the hospital for a week after being stabbed one-night downtown celebrating a buddies birthday.

I happened to stumble across some BP videos on Youtube but didn't really get stuck on it until my mother-in-law got me two BP books for my birthday.

He would tell all of his prospective tenants, "I'm the only guy you'll meet that has 13 birthdays... 12 of them I celebrate on the 1st of each month, the 13th I celebrate when I was born, you don't have to worry about that one but if you ever forget my other 12 you'll be looking for a new place to live."

Where it gets sad is the previous owner had abandoned family photo albums, old birthday/xmas cards, etc.

I think this is why tenant screening is SO important.As someone else mentioned above, no one cares like we care and therefore that means we must take total responsibilities for our properties.I forget the guest on BP, but he did offer gift cards for children who got straight a's or gift cards for birthdays or special holidays, that I do feel is a great idea, because it shows your tenant they are more than just a $$ in your eyes