I'm driving hard with a rather singular focus on my goal.I want to be financially independent by 2017 for three reasons: 1) my daughter will be 5 and I want to be around for her as she is growing up, 2) I want to hike the Appalachian Trail with my dad and 3) I've learned that life can be very short and I want to experience so much of what this awesome planet has to offer.After running all the numbers, short of catching one of those crazy dot com stocks in the late 90's (and selling before it's too late) or starting something like FaceBook (or probably Bigger Pockets!?!)

But his initial outlay is much lower than the note he holds so the returns can be significant.My daughters have been doing the same but they like to spend it.

Wednesday my daughter complained of a smell from the 3 year old Hi Effic furnace (& a/c we installed).

I write a message to the daughter who was on there most recently, and tell my stalker spirit to go to sleep for now.Next morning...I summon my PI extraordinaire spirit.

I no longer work at my career as an orthotist and spend my time investing in the stock market and helping take care of our DD foster daughter.

I didn't care one bit, but her daughters soon joined the "crying game" - moping and pleading with puppy-dog eyes that they wanted to remain in their school.I took the owner aside and asked him what kinds of problems he'd been having.

Your on vacation, you walk over to the RE mag box on the street and your daughter says "I thought you were on vacation"And you reply: "This will help me relax because after I look over it I will be able to stop wondering what's that one go for."

(husband, wife, son, daughter, etc.)4. does anyone know what the typical min.

Complete with the "American Gothic" style "couple" (man and daughter, supposedly) being faced down by the evil banker with a mustache.

This is a kin to not letting your 16 year old son or daughter drive for the first few times with out you sitting next to them the whole time.Once your entity has proven itself with time and prudent financial management, it can stand on its own.