., take control of your own life), you at least of a shot at improving your situation.

And, for many people, its a form of forced savings that, assuming they don't keep moving and don't extract the cash with refi's or HELOCs, can result in owning a large asset later in life.

You should have a warm and fuzzy for buying the LARGEST purchase in your life.

If they can take a peek at houses and check out neighborhoods for you that would make life easier.

She will then be able with the death certificate and a copy of the will do as she pleases. make your life easier and list it in the will. talk with a lawyer about the documents needed to have control transfer directly to her seamlessly.

After 2.5 years, I could argue one third or one quarter of the unit's useful life was gone.

That's Life.

Might want to consider which city suits the rest of your life?

Unfortunatly, as in everything in life, the 80-20 rule applies.

I had been working with the seller on the price and was able to get $5000 of the asking price, had the house appraised, talked to the property manager on how to improve the property, talked to Lowe's about screen doors, and made numerous trips to the house.