But five years of living and breathing design has taught me so much- including many things I use all the time as a designer and project manager.That's the bulk of my experience outlined; I have for a long time known that property management and investing is the direction I wanted to take my career, and all these years I keep swinging back to residential management and wealth building, reminding myself again and again that it is right up my alley to pursue (and I'm not getting any younger).Now, having been laid off on NYE, it seemed appropriate to take this time to build my business.I don't have any savings to bring to the table (one of the problems with the last job was low pay for the level of work I was completing). 

I always prefer to find a diamond in the rough and breathe new life into it.  

Don't hold your breath and invest for the long-term.

Then we had to wait with bated breath for our appraisal.

I should have known when he kept referring to me as a "friend" but also called me "boss" within the same breath. 2.

They have not learned to organize the business enough to take time enough to breath much less take a vacation.

We live and breath Philly real estate. 

You're paying $8000/SqFt and getting someone to pay $2000/month or $100/sqft/year on a lease is pretty breath-taking. 

Can you do that and still let the house breath which it needs to do. 

Bill, Thank you, honestly, I have a metric ton of questions, but I'd like to educate myself a bit more first, I don't like the idea of people coming up with the "tell me how to breathe mentality" but rest assured, when I get my questions together you will be one of the first people I reach out to.