In relation to harming my bottom line,  I have been at this for a very long time managing my own so I pretty much know what I´m doing.

A weekend of residue couldn’t possibly do that much harm to your home etc. everywhere we go we could be inhaling stuff we don’t want to be, it’s just part of life.

., mixed in with another class (maybe along with sex ed) would be beneficial to high school students in general, extensive mandatory instruction in personal finances would have too many very personal variables to be taught successfully in a class setting with tests and grades attached, and could actually prove harmful if certain philosophies are given more weight than others.            

So far have been suggested Bobbie King of Fairway, Sean Huss of Chemical Bank, and Matt Slater from Northpointe Bank.Through my initial interviews they seem all very capable, helpful, and knowledgeable. 

It feels like people just focus on the leverage aspect of the FHA loan before even considering the ridiculous long-term harm to your wealth associated with them.Thanks,VR

Nerdwallet was kind enough to list both the interest rate AND the overall APR for 30yr fixed conventional vs FHA and that tells you that looking at the interest rate only is misleading and actually harmful to your long-term wealth building. 

At this time, the plumber (now his wife joined the conversation) became irate and cussed out our property manager, even threatening bodily harm to him.

He gave me the following options:OPTION 1: $20,000 - Rip up the floor and pour chemical grout in that one area and retile the floor.

Chemical Engineering, BUT my degree was probably the biggest hindrance in my investing.

I wish none of them any harm either BTW, in fact I consistently get flamed here on BP trying to keep the newbs out of harm's way by mentioning the inconvenient truths that they don't want to hear, but these are the facts on how it normally works ...