This also hints that there are two easy ways to fix this double counting.

@Brandon LewisFor investment properties I look for several key indicators- Local businesses/restaurants/shopping centers near by- Easy access to public transportation- Proximity to local schools and the quality of those schools- Investment in the area (is the area being built up/commercialized?)

It is easy to get lured into C/D areas based on price points and high returns.

I have some great kiddos that have been instrumental in completing home improvement projects in the past and I believe it’ll be an easy transition into helping them become more financially conscious.

Things definitely aren't as bad as they were back during the recession, but a HW Tank is still an easy payday with very little effort, if someone thinks there's no chance of getting caught.

great  question ...student loans are  tricky  .....depending on the  type of student loan you have  and the loan program you might use - the loan underwriting  may vary  based on what payment is  used  for  qualifying  purposes .....if your payment  you make  on the loan is a fixed/ constant amount and if its a  fully amortized amount for the loan  and  if this amount appears on your credit report - more than likley  this is the amount that will be used in your  qualifying ( debt/ income )  ratios ........if this isn't the  case - the lenders may use  1% of the  loan amt ( which  could be higher that the actual payment you make ) ...............get in touch  with a lender / loan officer ...get pre approved  so you know how this  is treated   ..this process is  free and  should be relatively easy .....by doing this  you will answer many of your own questions ...I hope this  helps

I just did my entire rental with the Lifeproof planks....its really easy to work with.You can easily trim/grind/file the material to fit tight up to the edge of the tub.....its just going to be tedious to do.

If you see block after block of split foyers, it's not going to be an easy or equitable buy.

It would be easy to prove that I was not the property owner at the time of the lead poisoning, but would I still be liable for any part of this? 

It is super easy to feel emotional about this stuff.