Dont drink, dont smoke, dont gamble.

It's a gamble I suppose however these types of tenants can be big problems.

I'm in North San Jose bordering Milpitas while the @Pete Tam and @Jay Dao are from Milpitas.

I believe there are plenty of careers that provide high levels of personal satisfaction and are not part of the so-called rat race.If you find yourself in 'job hell' there are several avenues out, none of which involve gambling your time and money on building a business which statistics say will probably fail.Living below your means is a tried and true method of building wealth.

With that I will stay away from trying to catch smoke and label "whats best" and instead keep to the simple of pointing out some poisonous ones.The 1st simple on is yes, you NEED an entity of some kind, doing business without a company structure of some kind is literally gambling with everything you have ever amassed because it is all available for the taking.

I'm saying I'd gamble on that but it sure is a shame your neighbors are scum and not responsible pet owners.

But recently it's taking a toll on me psychologically and I'm wondering if gambling is really for me but either if I keep playing poker or not I need to find something more productive to do with my earnings.

The laws in each state about real estate vary from state to state, each state has the right to control how contract and land law works inside its borders.

Those that aren't typically have a secondary (or another primary) income stream.You think raising private money for real estate is tough; imagine trying to get people to give you unsecured loans to gamble!

This is a gamble because the 3 kids will have a chance to contest her "will," fight for the property, and potentially prolong the probate hearings.I don't know.