The longer your in the business and the more you network the higher up the food chain you will get.

There is sentimental value to the home, my dad grew up there and its where my grandma taught me how to cook my fav meal chicken and dumplings.

They provided education beginning early morning, through meals, and into the evening if you wanted to participate.  

Both loans would be in chain of title and show up as liens against the property.

PM companies have thier own maintenance people, a license would be a plus.Hotel/motel chains have RE depts, chain stores, C-stores, all kinds of franchized and corporate owned expansions look for new sites, evaluate markets and they all don't have degrees.Speaking of degrees, consider getting back to school too, after you get a job!

Jay, can I borrow you're chain saw to whittle out one of those logs for ole Boyd there?

And the affordability index didn't get much better, so I'd imagine that the people who purchased homes already have jobs that are less at risk in a recession.Maybe something to do with raising interest rates would slow down new purchasing, and perhaps that could trigger some kind of chain reaction of badness.

I didn't like the taste to much, its always missing something so I learned to add certain spices and herbs to make a meal taste better, Chef Ramsey would love me in "Hell's Kitchen" lol in fact seeing I am self taught I actually worked as a Sous Chef in a German Resturant in Texas and everyone loved my cooking, today even my wife loves my cooking (as long as I stay away from Italian Dishes, she is Italian and that is her baliwack lol).

The will in the chain of title showed 4 heirs but only 3 signed the deed to the property in 1994.

Prices are higher right in there and the guy that lives a few houses down from it chains his car to his front porch.