They are both involved in sports and it is convenient to have them drive instead of us being chauffeurs.Car #1 is the family car for all eight of us. 2003 Suburban 180,000 miles $9,000Car #2 was pretty much given to us by my father-in-law. $4,500 Chevy Impala.Some day, we may even buy a car that has less than 100K miles. :)

I buy power extensions that have USB outlets in them, but not really.

(i.e. needing space & to lay out rules re: city ordinances about parking, as well... our kiddos have already learned some things from us being in REI even about how these sorts of things can become issues w/tenants # of vehicles and dealing with city sending letters about complaints) I realize that my questions might be far off from the original topic of this thread, but I hope somewhat related as they are college-age-related REI and re: house-hacking. 

We put a usb/electrical outlet combo in the kitchen on a long stretch of counter space.I don't think ethernet wiring in a home would make or break a deal.

and then, hook up your kindle via USB to your PC/Mac.

However, a lot of data points toward us being near the peak of the housing bubble - I can't advise someone to hold on to a property to gain more profit due to appreciation when I don't know that it will appreciate.I will always advocate cash flow: cash flow is now, and has no speculation.

Than its not impossible" but I was wondering along the lines of trends if the houses here are so expensive and from so many articles seem unaffordable due to it just being Boston (healthcare, schooling, popular coastal city) or if it's due to us being in such a great "bubble?"

He is busting his hump, but it is paying off, and I'm so inspired by his success.

He's working his hump off, but it's paying off.

If the duplex above is held TIC with my sister(personally held), does the new property need titling to be the same or could be a LLC with 2 of us be members?