Usually, they are centered around downtowns or declined locations that are geographically favored for commuting, jobs, culture, retirement etc..

He is not alone in that goal... http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/celebrity/million-little-lies Like others, I am done with this thread.

Many people would consider me an expert on a few things in Jacksonville...namely the history, the arts and culture scene, and perhaps business and commerce too.

Looked at a multi today, nice place, great location, lots of potential...

...but stuff everywhere. Old tv's, appliances, furniture...just shtuff...in the hallways...and the basement?

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Also, by the looks of it she is a very traditional Korean woman, and I need to respect her cultural business practices.

The company uses several "celebrity names" to get people to spend that $$ its sad to see ho many fall under this trap.  

We parted ways a few years ago and since then I have worked in the Entertainment Industry as a Club/Events Promoter working with several celebrities in Urban and Sports Entertainment.

by David ParrishIf you're a creative business or cultural enterprise, you are selling goods or services to customers, whether it's graphic design, fashion, architecture, music, or books.But what are you selling, really?

On Nov. 20, Nakheel and its South African partner threw a $20 million party for the opening of the $1.5 billion Atlantis resort, complete with the world’s biggest fireworks display and celebrities from actress Charlize Theron to singer Kylie Minogue.

Now if you go in the house and there is a XMAS tree and gifts all around it, then she took the rent money to celebrate XMAS and that is a no go.Also I have noticed that Paul is having his own financial situation and that tells me one of two things about situations.He is depending on this money to bail him out and if he does not get it then he himself will be in trouble.See that goes back to my principle of investing.