But then you have $5,000,000+ of 2015-2030 dollars trapped in a highly illiquid asset that is only receiving 2031 dollars.

I wasn't even born yet!!!!  

Also, it might help to crack the blinds and try to redirect or bounce the light to create a "bright room" look instead of just a bright focal point being the window or sliding door.Im a big fan of light and bright rooms when taking pictures (take with grain of salt as I was born and raised in the islands).  

Meanwhile the native born kids are casually studying subjects of questionable value and enjoying a very expensive "college experience."   

I am born in raised in the New Orleans Metro area and would love to help out with your search in the Covington/Mandeville area.

We've offered some opinions on your situation that seem to be contrary to what you want to hear, if that's what you mean.Personally, I don't like the attitude that leads people to believe that the upside of an investment is all theirs but any losses should be borne by the bank / society.

That said, I also would like to know what possible traps can be laid for us so a list of the scams and problems with facts would be very educational.In the end, we all are responsible for our actions and I have seen many times where a buyer of a SFH did not want to a home inspection despite my rather blunt pleas.

I show up, and then have to teach them how to use the lint trap... yeah seriously...

After our child was born my wife could not get her job back.

The down side then is all losses become trapped in that aggregate grouping- and they no longer free up upon disposal.