I wanted to clear that up just to let you know I don't drive a beater and love nice cars (something I happen to enjoy), merely suggesting someone with a 24% interest rate and not in the best financial situation shouldn't be paying $300 a month for a Honda Civic (pretty sure even an older one would be just as reliable that he could find for 2-3k).

No, I probably still wouldn't at the quoted rate, but those are merely a math problem for the decision.

@David Faulkner merely a step to the left and shift to the right...

My understanding is an umbrella policy only covers policies with the same policy holder.

Stay away from the “guru” sales-pitch events - they rarely increase your investment knowledge, they merely empty your wallet!

An executor is merely someone who is obligated to carry out the wishes or will of a deceased party.

I used to be totally gung ho about taking foreveer to pay your mortgage off and investing the money elsewhere instead of merely paying off the loan and saving yourself whatever interest you're paying.Then I read a course by John Cummuta called Transforming Debt into Wealth (and no, I'm not selling it) and it totally changed the way I look at the idea of paying off debt.

Stay away from the “guru” sales-pitch events - they rarely increase your investment knowledge, they merely empty your wallet!

The IRS Treasury Regulations merely require that you have the intent to hold for investment.

I'm not looking to circumvent the rules at all, merely trying to see if wholesaling deals false under commissioned income.