The basis of it being that a cattle rancher set on finding diamonds in the Middle East sells his ranch to go prospecting across the globe.

i can relate we had a 14 year old choclate lab she had arthritis real bad we kept changing medicines for her and it would help for a while but she would get bad again we could see she was suffering so we decided to put her down i did while my wife was at work to save her the agony that was one of the hardest things ive ever done, we to said we wouldnt get another but after about 9 months we decided to get a golden retriever and it was a great decision, if your a dog lover like we are you will get over the hurt and get another one such a great feeling when we come home and we get greeted by our dog always happy to see us ....sorry for your loss

These are the kinds of opportunities that are out there now if you're willing to look outside the United States.I guess a third item would be the recent boom in foreclosures- it seems we may have another mini-golden age of foreclosures.

Seems like they're killing the goose that laid their golden egg.

Also you would look to define the occupancy clause, if they do not occupy they can walk...so when you think you have a golden tenant, you close and make the imporvements you find out that the goose is eggless.

Seriously, a few blocks makes all the difference.WHO is showing it.Master those three and you're golden :D

They were the very first app so I didn't charge just because I already knew the answer based on the dogs, but I still wanted to go through the process for practice.The next applicant had golden 5 year rental history, although only 6 months (verified) at current employer.

All too often I have clients say but I read such and such here, and I have to correct them and explain what it pertains to exactly.And finally NO you're golden retriever is not your dependent for tax purposes.

If we can do that, then we are golden.

Everything else is golden.