Telling you to draw your money out or rolling it over to another qualified plan is not really advice as speculation.

She's tired and slacking on some things, so I've been researching how to fix things up and have already got a plan to change things around.Long story short, I remembered the NOLO book and started reading through it again last night and it is chock full of great advice for screening tenants, drawing contracts, etc.

Taking a stab into the unknown...I'm going to write this before reading the subsequent posts. rates compounded annuallyOption 1: Hold / Develop / Sell1,500,000 Gross profit in today's dollars. 5 years assuming the housing market follows a 2% inflation rate: 1,656,121.

How could she reverse it if there was nothing in the transfer account and the transfer account couldn't draw from its mirrored account?

The remainder of the design work and potentially 60% of the fee that architects usually count on to keep people employed and offices profitable will permanently be shipped overseas for the construction drawing phase, saving the developers even more money.

The buyer was an investor that has subsequently been a return buyer.

Everyone keeps worrying about inflation, but with the banks not loaning money there is no velocity to cause a spike and a subsequent rate hike.In a lot of markets buildings are going for less than replacement cost.

It's a non-profit organization that partners with companies like Bank of America and Citigroup.And, for reference, their default rate on loans is less than 2%...making them MUCH more efficient and successful than any for-profit lender or financial institution I've ever heard about.Here's the link to the 2010 event I'm guessing you're referring to:http://www.examiner.com/mortgage-in-atlanta/naca-event-draws-thousands-to-gwcc-seeking-foreclosure-relief

I will also like to get back into drawing and painting landscape scenes.

., etc.I am going to try to get a BOM up front and just let my guy bid and build on a draw schedule for his labor if possible.