It's kind of like saying in January in Wyoming "if a storm or cold don't blow in, I don't have to bring in the horses".

the medical bills from THIS brth of the 8 kids will kill a horse,,,she has NO clue yet.

Wild Horse Lake is one of them.

Houston is no longer a one horse town but when the draft horse (drilling) goes lame the ponies that are left are a little under powered.Just one man's Humble opinion and poor attempt at pointing out success means always focusing on the REAL part of REI.

A lot of people will just keep whipping a dead horse, expecting the results to change.

My horse for this race is ethereum because I believe in the developer support behind it. 

:crying: I know this horse has been beaten into a boneless pulp, but continuing to throw out these "rules" as a litmus test is a huge DISSERVICE and DANGEROUS principle for new investors who believe a good investment MUST meet one or both of these guidelines.

It's a 4 unit multi family and I think I may have put the cart before the horse!

He has a horse training business so we have variable owner distribution amounts  (anywhere between $50k-$200K annually) on top of our two salaries (total $8,000 monthly) and our monthly rental income (net after expenses approximately $4,600/monthly)... but I don't want this deal to just ZAP all our cashflow.I'm trying to look at it from more directions than just "paying it off" this since it seems like we will have a better shot at retaining it for a few years then selling as Dallas gets closer.  

@Joe Villeneuve its where he keeps his horse