I am, however, giving up some benefit.If a kid has to deal with the stress and risk of switching schools, and I'm able to help prevent that with minimal risk to the business, it just seems like I should find a way to do it.In case it matters, the unit I'm thinking about here is a 400sqft studio - the lowest priced unit in our portfolio.

I was living in a no-frills studio for $1600/month and had a salary in the low $50s.

That's all the monthly subscription stuff - Neflix, Hulu, Amazon, etc .

One was a sound room/studio.

I am not a major bulk buyer but have to believe that there is a more economic approach than Amazon.

If you worked a full time job and took a part time gig with Google, or Apple, or Amazon or Netflix or Nvidia or a thousand other companies and all you got paid was in stock options, you would have made far more than any salary would have given you over almost any 5 year period after 2000.

You can rent a high power machine or buy a cheap one from Amazon which works fine, but may require an extra day or two.Here are some other things that work:1.

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

Specifically, there's job growth (Intel, Honda, Amazon, Nationwide, etc) and the population is growing (unlike Cleveland or Cincy).

Amazon, dude!