But you are trying to be a world beater (which from Ben's posts I suspect that's what he's talking about) then rules of thumb go out the window.This is also why I think, as a rule of thumb, you should only invest in areas you are intimately familiar with.

At this moment in time, these Rewards accounts are not paying out as well as they sometimes do.  

Creating a pleasant environment at office can keep your employees creative, productive and happy.

I can of course move my 401K to an IRA and solve the issue but not in time for 2018, since as mentioned in the article any withdrawal form the 401K must be preceeded by the 2018 MRD.Help?

They claimed that they were concerned about structural damage, and then I admitted to them that I worked professionally as a structural engineer in times past and that there was nothing wrong with the house structurally.

YMMV :) Getting back to the topic, though, I agree with Jay in that weather really does matter for RE prices and attracting and retaining tech talent who can generally afford to live wherever they like, and I'm sorry, Indy just does not have pleasant weather IMO.

Your idea seems to be really good leaving no room for any speculations in the future.Studies show that a world of cameras monitoring us makes our place more pleasant to live in.

I still think wholesaling, bird dogging, or partnering with someone that has more funds would be the best options for you at this period in time.

My customers (paying tenant) deserve my attention, so I try to make sure they have as pleasant a transition as possible.

I work a 9 to 5 job, so I try to squeeze in time for learning whenever I can.