You don't use it to live on or pay off debts.The bad news is you have a lot of debt. 

I am looking to start purchasing apartment buildings in the Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Hampton, and Newport News area.

Good News: We've got a sweet deal lined up - $1,275,000 for an 18-unit residential building in Eastern Ontario. 

The good news is that if you stay in the same industry, they won't necessarily look at that as a new job.I recently moved from Plymouth, Mass to China, Maine - north of Augusta, south of Waterville. 

However, I come seeking advice on a project I’m pursuing this year.I am developing a concept to up-cycle shipping containers for multiple purposes; short-term rentals, long-term rentals, and my primary residence.While the concept is not new it will be new to my targeted area for the flagship location.Here's the good news: 1.I’ve found the plot of land that fits the criteria for the project but I’m unsure if the city will allow us to build there despite the "non-traditional" building materials.

Good News is if you have the right team in place it becomes very simple. 

Wish I could give you some good news, but I deal with lenders literally every single day and have never seen 10%.

Just for giggles, let's look at the news and see if there is anything to be concerned with as investors: @Jill F. you may want to cover your eyes and ignore the following, this isn't for you ;-)

@Jeremy Rhodes I have worse news for you.

That’s the good news.