I had a interesting topic this morning with one of my relatives about "Drug testing people on food stamps" and it sparked an interesting debate, BELIEVE ME!!

At Staples, they are cheap to buy, maybe a buck or two, and they have a clip to attach to either a collar or shirt pocket, with transparent plastic surrounding the name inserted on paper; Staples also sells ones that have an elastic lanyard to be worn around the neck.

Pictures with a date and time stamp should be fine.Check the cupboards and fridge to see if cleaned out or not.In Georgia if there is 500 of personal property or less you do not have to go through eviction.If it appears more than that you usually wait for the Marshall and out the stuff where they want it.If you are in Fulton county do not waste the Marshalls time with an empty unit.They have sometimes 900 writs to serve in a month.Simply re-key all exterior locks and not just the front.You don't know who they gave a copy to.

I wouldn't mind a BP hat or T-shirt.

Then partner with her on the next one (you pay her 50% of the deal) as she watches and makes sure you don't lose your shirt. 2 deals in and you should be ready to do one on your own.

It just takes time to learn enough where you don't lose your shirt, IMO.Financing is a big hurrdle, complying with the wishes of the neighbors and community, some can't get past the city council or building regs folks as they are frankly, scared to have a new developer fail and leave a mess.

He still is in jeans and flannel or canvas work shirts every day and drives a used pickup.

Im confused on how I stated different. they sent me the stamped paid promissory but left the lien.

You can lose your shirt in litigation if you don’t.

I agree with everyone's adviseI'm not sure which degree is which...but in my REI investingI had to pay $$$ for architect stamp...$$ for a drafting company stamp$$$$$ for structural engineer servicesI currently have to fork over $$$$$$$$$$$$ for engineer to help me do site revision on commercialSo get your degrees it will help you and your networkingI went to an engineering school, too bad all my friends aren't local, I was business major.