I was born there, just not raised there.

That assumes all expenses were borne in shares based on the contribution, as would be the case if all expenses came from a common pool that was funded by all three.

I was born and raised in the Seattle area so I know it well.

I'm a hospitalist(look it up.I promise it's an actual job).When I finished training,I knew I'd end up bored to death by waking up everyday working in the same small office.I loved traveling and mixing it up way too much to be tied down to routine.So I quickly became a locum and now work all across Georgia and Florida when I want.That does two things:I make my own schedule,choose my own hours and can view properties while I'm on assignment.It's semi retirement because I block out an entire month if I feel like it.I was in south east Asia all of December and will be in Russia most of June.I don't have 1000 doors.Far from it.I'm like you.Just a dozen or so doors.For now.But BiggerPockets is the reason I'm able to live this way.I wasn't born that way.Nice reading everyone's stories

Why are the risks and costs associated with renting to a sex predator borne solely by the building owner, and not the society which insists upon marking the sex predator forever? 

I explained the idea of buying them each a property when they're born, renting it out for 18 years while letting the home appreciate and the debt dwindle away, and refinancing when it's time for college to pay for most, if not all, of the costs.

You were born screaming in pain, covered in blood and urine and feces.

I’m pretty sure this will change when our baby is born in April.

That is the sterotype at least.The new wave of "boomers" born between 1977 and 1994 are the future of America, generation Y.

The age of $14 avocado toast and syndicators born every minute.https://www.libertyjet.com/jet-ownership-costs.aspx?