Almost 38 nowRetire at 42 (when I say retire, that means I don;t have to work, but still will)$10M net worth$40k monthly income (minimum)This all stated, it is quite common of us humans to always want more.

I buy countertops, vanities and cabinets at the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store because I can buy good quality used ones cheaper than I can buy crummy cheap new ones that will fall apart after the first tenant.

I'd also bet they tend to cut DIYer's more slack than those registered to represent others, just a guess based on human nature, depends on the mood of the day....LOL Maybe Charles Perkins might weigh in and tell me I'm all wet with my position as calimed....for the fun of it.

I hate to say it because I am human, but nurturing his irresponsibility will only make it grow.

So if i have to worry about a tenent that will break into my part of the house how can i get into rental biz and trust any tenants of any house i rent out.R2 how do you sleep at night knowing that in your huge empire of apartment buildings theres probably someone cooking oil from the weed they grew...down the hall is the ex con smoking crack and possibly burning your whole future.If i cant trust the tenent i bring into a basement suite i think i better think twice about getting involved in rental part of REI.Maybe rehabs are the better way less human factor

They call it human intelligence. :)

Human nature is such that most people are too frightened, lazy and indecisive to make it happen.

The dog was smart to sty away, critters will run from humans, usually, but may fight other animals when cornered and any dog can be bitten, so you just avoided a vet bill and a period of observation.

I am a good person, and I try to help humans and animals, and this is what i get in return a loss of hair.

If this come as a surprise to you then maybe you should read up on human behavior and deception techniques taught by David Lieberman Ph.D.