We can always count on BP!

Count me in.

Hers was the absolute worst course I've ever purchased, and I've spent thousands on books and courses alone (not counting seminars)... what a complete waste of money.

Let us count the emotions:1) His advice "Don't do it" will have been worthless.2) You will be making more doing it your way than his3) He will know that he "should" have been doing this long ago for himself4) He will know that his other clients have been poorly counseled5) He will not earn money on your re investments.If you do poorly:1) He will have the satisfaction of knowing he was right not to do re 2) The money you lost is not available to him to invest3) You may, indeed, take out of other investments.So there you have it.

reg=cny> 11/2005 - 11/2006 private sector count rose 3,200 jobs (1.2%) to 271,600 jobs(the highest since 2000)> Unemployment rate in Nov 2006 (4.1%) down from 4.6% in November 2005> job growth concentrated in educational and health services (+1300), natural resources, mining and construction (+900), leisure and hospitality (+700), professional and business services (+500), financial activities (+200).

As we replace them they will be capitalized and not show up on the P&L, but they will still be counted in my overall 50% ratio as deferred maintenance items.

His laundry pays him $125 per month but we wont count that because he uses that money to offset the trash/water and lawn maintence.

Your new mtg payment, taxes, ins. go into your front end ratio, and the s2nd mtg pmt still counts in your back end ratio. 2) The chances for default are just greater with only 2.5% down.

My tips have shut down two crack-houses (not counting the tenant I kicked out for selling crack).What significantly contributes to the problem are SLUM LORDS.

It's always better to have a gun and not need it, than to need a gun and not have it.When seconds count, the police are only minutes away!