She said that she would haul away her stuff tomorrow morning.

I've toyed with the idea of cutting back to working 3 days per week instead of 5 if the company would allow it and it could be managed feasibly.

Obviously it won't provide for a lavish "retirement" but if I want a new toy I can always build a spec home or two and not touch any income.The real question is am I going to have the same level of enjoyment from the hobbies I love now when i'm 50 or will they have been replace with all new hobbies?

Take care of your good tenants - keeping them for the long haul means a whole lot less screening, vacancies, etc.

If they are on the DNC list their number wouldn't have come up from that service.I've been toying with the idea of hiring a virtual assistant to look up numbers for me although I haven't made a decision yet.Here's the voicemail I am considering:"Hey, sorry I missed you.

You own it”Trying to get to yes: Yea, it’s a great house, if I knew I could make any money at that price I would gladly buy it.

Gotta go through "no" to get to "yes" I would love to never meet people, I try to not do it.

I'm toying with an idea.

However, if it works out, and is not some Guru selling their toys, then it may be a good resource to invest in.On that same note, finding vacant or motivated sellers is just one step, so it really couldn't be sold as a "get rich quick" which we all know does not exist in RE.

I'm toying with doing a direct mail postcard campaign for pre-foreclosures but I've been hearing that the response rate on those is pretty low.