--- Of course, they have no other choice because of their previous BAD CHOICES!

YES, I say LET THEM GO HOMELESS, too damn bad, YOURE CHOICE, I really don't care if you have to live in a tent that you bought by selling your blood, YOU CHOOSE THAT PATH. 

Between the walls where spirits dwell,I offer choices none can tell.To dwell today and own tomorrow,A future free from spectral sorrow.A chance to claim the haunted keep,What hidden pact do mortals reap?"

Whether you plan to rent your current home or buy a new property, the choice depends on your risk tolerance, cash flow goals, and lifestyle preferences.

If they refuse, then you have two choices:1.

Both are terrible choices NYC, super expensive and high taxes, and TERRIBLE landlord laws.

I know I wouldn't have bought it if it was my choice, but it's been passed on to my parents and so I'm just going with the flow here and looking to help them defray the annual costs as much as possible.

Hi, yes Ohio is a good choice if you have any questions feel free to reach out.

For example, I am a little concerned about some aspects of the business cycle recovery and a potential for a double-dip so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or low-debt equity).

It seems like there are a lot of choices out there so I am looking for anything that can help me navigate making a decision.