You’ve started a healthy discussion.

This bro has not smiled more than reading the original post by Bro-Greene and this post by Bro-Alex, too.

Unfortunately, I had to take out student loans for college (and degrees that I don't get to use), my credit went from being perfect to being in the toilet due to being so sick for years and years, my income has been random for awhile as I've been working to get healthy and find something I love and works for my body, and any savings I had accumulated has since been long gone trying to stay afloat in the hardest of times.

This would activate the "dead equity" in your home.Lastly, I would recommend having liquidity (rainy day cash, paper assets, precious metals, etc depending on your personal preferences) elsewhere.I'm "all in" on real estate and because of that I keep a healthy amount of cash on sidelines. 

14 million of anything is a pretty good haul and should provide a healthy return if properly handled.

They actually included what I thought was a $1,000 check in a "welcome packet" which they claimed was to use for buying printer, fax machine, office supplies etc.I went to cash the check and couldn't quite understand why the lady was smiling at me at the counter.

It seems hypocritical to me for people to say, "Abortion is wrong because a child's life is precious," and then after the child is born to say, "It's not my job to make sure that child is safe and healthy."

Sell your property after you make the capital improvements for a healthy profit.

The Toronto condo market seems to be healthy.

*smile* EVERY GOVERNMENT on planet Earth gets something from their people to operate.