Hopefully someone can help me with a current dilemma of mine.

People finally started to realize the health and social benefits of living near walkable amenities, public transit, and cultural diversity.

I've never seen the benefit of the 15...... you can always make the monthly payments like its a 15..... but you cant make payments on a 15 like its a 30......The 30 offers you flexibility...... the 15 FORCES you to make the higher payment no matter what your life situations...... loss of a job, health issues, some other financial kick in the gut..... and stuff in life happens, and that 15 year payment may all of a sudden become very hard to keep up with....Got a 30 and want to pay it off faster?

After writing down and running through at least a dozen scenarios, I came to the conclusion that my days of working 80-100 hours/wk, on weekends, on holidays, for 4 months straight with not a single day off were over and that the best scenario for my relationship with my wife, for my physical health (sleep!)

Highly Discounted Health Insurance.7.

It's like the chicken and the egg dilemma 

The son's father decided to go live with other family due to declining health.

What they are being subjected to is not good for their mental health, and that’s why they made their demand.

2) Investigate the HOA's financial health: Low HOA dues can make your numbers look great when you're analyzing a deal, but if the HOA dues are suspiciously low, it could indicate that the building isn't collecting enough money to properly maintain the building.

It is said that those born in the #YearOfTheOx are strong, reliable, and fair — these qualities will help guide us to a more resilient planet, robust economy, and equitable world.To all those celebrating #LunarNewYear: I wish you health, prosperity and happiness.