I am board certified as an orthopedic specialist, so those of you that have knee, shoulder, neck, hip, back, and ankle problems, give me your complaints and I'll give you my 2 cents.Disclaimer: My advice does not take the place of seeing your physician.

If you let someone else make the decision as to what to do - it would be an easy cop out to lay the blame on someone elses shoulders.

The Lady is open to accepting a lower offer knowing either way she is not gaining anything accept a burden of her shoulders.

What a great kid, with a head on your shoulders!!!

Well, not only do you now shoulder all the responsibilities of a genuine landlord, you are now also exposed to all of the potentially crippling liabilities of a genuine landlord.In addition to the other excellent suggestions already posted add these: do not break the law; network with other local RE professionals for advice; and consult immediately with your insurance advisor about ways to protect yourself from financial disaster.Good luck and keep us posted.

Stuff still needs to be done, so the remaining owners who do pay are having to shoulder more of the burden.I suggest that you look at row houses out of a HOA, or a small cottage and pay for your own gardener.Personally, I would not buy a condo for a rental that I planned to retire in.

Start rubbing shoulders and meet other people.

It's better to remove the liability from your shoulders in certain situations.

The list is head and shoulders above every other factor.

I'm actually dating one now that has a very good head on her shoulders.