Indra,There are certain steps that need to be observed in all that we do in life if we are to achieve results!

I have one property that is rented out to tenants and and I know that any cost from now on is deducted as an expense unless it extends the usefull life, eg. a new roof.

The relationships in the REIA are life-long!

I tell them I'll stop over with cash, three guys and in two hours or less the mobile home is headed down the road with us and is out of their life.

Face it, life happens, you might need to sell, and then no equity means you have to potentially bring money to the table as the seller.

The roads were fine, it was the 2 inches of ice on top of them that was a problem.My 1982 2 wheel drive toyota drove like a champ--kind of real life version of the old Atari game Indy 500 - Ice Race.Fixed electrical, and completed other projects and made it home in time to have pizza with my family.

He could also find a place which will sell the tyres to him with financing ... sure he'll end up spending 10-20% more for his snow tyres, but such is life.

As I'm growing older, I have become more realistic with life.

In my past life I have owned a woman-owned HVAC company in New York City, I have done some investing in tax liens, and have attended several tax sales.

My business partner doubles as my life partner and Mrs Cate was not in favor of that strategy so I wasn't able to go that route myself and it still pains to this day.