I've been smelling it almost ever since, and it's affecting my health.

Add to that the promise of universal health care and the restoration of the welfare state (already passed in the stimulus plan) and we've got a catastrophe of epic proportions on the way.Keep digging and stock up on food!

Turning streets and neighborhoods around is a pain in the butt and can be somewhat dangerous.

This causes much pain, as anyone who remembers the early 1980s can attest.Here is an article I wrote a while back about hyperinflation in Germany after World War I:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/09/29/a-bag-of-money-to-buy-a-loaf-of-bread/ :cool:

The money he received for pain and suffering was not taxable, money replacing lost income was and reimbursement for medical expenses was not.

Tiara,When you realize that the pain of not doing anything far outweighs action, then taking action will be a focused task.

Could be worse Josh they could have spammed a pic like this:[PICTURE OF ROSANNE NAKED REMOVED FOR HEALTH REASONS]:mrgreen:

You will end up moving it once the house is sold, and if you're doing a lot of houses, the moving can be a real pain in the *ss.

Paying $1000 to the balance and $16000 the principle is painful.

It sounds like you are facing a long-term reduction in income because of your husband's health issues.