We purchased a house that wasn't eligible for FHA because the garbage disposal was missing!

Maybe you can consult with your accountant to see what kind of creative options you have at your disposal.

No more maintenance, plugged sewer lines at 1AM, no more garbage disposals to unclog, no more plugged up traps or toilets.

As an investor I have a variety of human resources at my disposal: carpenters, plumbers, roofers, realtors, etc.As an investor who's been around the block I have actual experience in each of those areas.

The problem with any such comparisons, is that they are never truly equal. income/price ratios do not reflect anything because one person is only making enough to survive, while another makes enough to buy two homes and survive.The survival costs should be subtracted out of income to make things equal before comparing to home costs.instead of income/price ratios it should be disposable income/price ratios.And the comparison of these figures will usually give you an indication of where people choose to live: city or suburbs.

I have a decent amount of disposable income that I've been putting towards other debt but that's almost gone... so I could reasonably expect to put away another 10K by the end of the year if that's my only route.

In this economy not too many people with the disposable income to devote to personal chef services.

Fortunately, I used a disposable e-mail address.

I looked up 14 cases in NC appelate court (I don't have all cases at my disposal because I am not a licensed attorney) relating to "default" but couldn't find a case about transfer to a trust.

Im also setting up a pay per click campaign to my website (did bandit signs before but i dont feel good doing it, so switching to online lol).I also work a fulltime job, time is limited tho im willing to make time and i dont have loads of disposable income to dump into marketing.