It is evil, and it is not necessary.There are all kinds of gov't programs for housing and food expenses.

@Mequea Maddox Rich Bolen of Grier, Cox & Cranshaw

There are 3 foundational need requirements of life; food, water and SHELTER aka housing.

Hopefully, they pull some from up north like 1579 E Rich Street

We have a multi & have rodent bait stations outside the building & that has eliminated them seeking the inside for food.

Of course I read Rich Dad Poor Dad first.  

Make sure that you do not leave any groceries or food in your vehicle and that the doors remain locked when you're not in them.

Purchase price: $232,000 (my tax rate is 2.23 and HOA $25 a month)Loan Amount: $227,000Amount I brought to the transaction:Deposit given to the builder when I went under contract: $1,000Costs to close brought to closing: $744.59Total brought by Buyer: 1,744.59Other funds brought by other parties:Closing Costs (paid by builder): $5,934.15 HomeFundIt Down Payment assistance (from lender and agent): $4,690.10BCL funds (for mortgage insurance and other fees): $7,164Total brought by other parties: 17,788.25Annual Mortgage Credit Certificate: $2,000 In November of 2018, I stumbled across Rich Dad Poor Dad and my life was changed.

Dispose of all food sources, for long term storage.

There is no get rich quick scheme.