Some of us are multimillionaires...and there was a lady locally in the news who got sued by a neighbor for her dog biting her ankle.

The only reason the news media freaks out about down markets is they are consumer driven....and they're too busy stirring up angst to get ratings to bother commenting that down markets = lower prices = more affordable housing.The point I think we should focus on here is that we, as investors, can benefit from either and upward or downward trend.  

I advertised up front that the internet was for checking emails, news etc and not for large downloads due to it being Satellite.Now that I finally got a DSL line to my remote area of the lake I don't worry about it anymore. 

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%.