or $2700/month cash flow which almost pays for the rent of $3000 on you primary residence.So the reason for this mental exercise is what about a fairly expensive car purchase  (MSRP $48000)Scenario #11) Lease :   $3000 downpayment and $600/month for 36 months at 12,000 miles/yrtotal cost:  $24,6002) Financed:  $5000 downpayment.  0.9% rate.  

Personally, when I'm in a new place I make a mental note of landmarks and street intersections, then cross reference with a road map/aerial photos to help identify.

I currently work as a substance use & mental health counselor in Los Angeles. 

Some lawyers simply ask you for your address and if you don't have a business office, they set up your business as if you are running it out of your home.For sure for privacy reasons it it scary, but even banks have the same mentality.

We learned some information about the seller through neighbors that the seller is a mentally ill alcoholic with no job and, broke and a recently broken family resulting in divorce.

His next step is to call the building inspector or health department and have you cited for violations.

Regardless of where you move, you need to have a plan and a plan that you mentally buy in to. 

No one gives it a second thought so it plays into the 'do what others aren't doing' mentality. 

Also, his wife is in a mental institution with dementia (she’s not on the title).

The book gave me cause to shift my perspective from a near-sighted "live-only-for-the-moment" mentality to a longer-term, "oh-no-I-might-live-to-the-age-of-60-and-have-nothing" awareness.