Atleast we don't run with a large deficit! 

I feel like I hopped in the Dallas world at exactly the wrong time, but I know the market will likely only get hotter (I think the population of the metroplex is supposed to double by 2050 and apparently there's already a housing deficit) so it may be better to jump in there.

Not available with most banks, who will require you to sign personally guaranteeing any deficit. 

I just didn't want it to put me in a financial deficit each year. 

She was rail thin because people who are in late stage COPD burn up about 5,000 calories a day because every single muscle in your body has to work so hard to just take a breath.

Cognitive processing takes a lot of calories.

With inflation ripping you at 4% at the least—and we are in extraordinary times right now as I'm sure you realize with the Fed printing continuously and has crossed $27T already, not to mention the unfunded off-book liabilities, deficit, coupon payments to foreign governments on bonds, or the pensions—wouldn't that mean you are generating a negative interest rate on your money? 

However then the deal rolls around where it takes just a touch more calorie burn during normal working hours....If you have the time the extra time on your hands and have a full knowledge of the contracts it’s definitely a money saver.Only question.

Luckily, I had a Cost of Living Allowance due to the location I was stationed that covered the deficit. 

This time is going to be import duty, jobs, deficit.