I just think people get scared and jump the gun when they hear attorney.You suggested he hire an attorney to answer his questions.

@ Michael swan - I get it that you are enthusiastic about your new strategy, and that is a good thing...we should all be....That said, I do feel your 50 vs 160 comparison is biased to the point that it can be misleading... you left out a coupe of very important considerations for the comparison to be fair and complete, things such as passive vs active, future appreciation, and depreciation, to name a few...And 2 years of smooth ride is NOTHING in RE... if you go thru a full cycle of up AND DOWN, and your strategy still works, then it is true success story...

@Richard Moreno you got that right man... even the cops said if she pulled a gun and threatened us she would he arrested on criminal charges, but not necessarily kicked out of the apartment.

I think Account Closed's solution has a lot of merit (no pun intended - I bet you get that a lot - sorry), but I wonder if it's jumping the gun by a month. 

No.So, just stick to your guns. 

Its always a good idea to have some dry gun powder to capitalize on opportunity.  

Ogden is a great spot in Utah for outdoor enthusiasts and non Mormons.

Do you remember which gas gun conversion kit you purchased?

Naturally, out of curiosity, I walk out into the backyard and like what I saw until I heard gun shots.

You're going to need one or two good heavy oversized cotton T-shirts in gray and white, light colors that can take heavy washing.One basic tool you're sure to need that isn't on your list is a 10 oz. caulking gun.