Coney Island Brooklyn is one of the poorest neighborhoods in the country.

A motivated seller in the suburbs of the west island in Montreal has a property valued at about 650k with slightly less than 0% equity.

Here a certified therapy dog would be classified as a working dog (similar to seeing eye dog, companion dog or, even police dog) and you cannot discriminate against working dogs (they are not pets).When it comes to pets you can set your own rules, but, as others have indicated, it is critical you apply them fairly and consistently.

But not as consistent gains as A/prime areas.

It is difficult to achieve this in the stock market and consistently deliver a $200,000 dividend year after year.

I'm 23 years old and just recently located to Southern Florida from the Virgin Islands.

sorry old thread but..i've gotten out after 9 years in the navy.. 8 years in i bought with great timing.. prices plunging and low rates.. got a sweet duplex on an island which actually created enough cash flow to live off.. scooped up another island duplex with my mom only a few months later.. in the next 3 years was able to save enough to pick up 2 more houses paid in full.. and now 6 months later i'm in the market again.. still can't believe how well it's going.. so happy i chose to get out.. i do what i want when i want.. for me i wanted to buy asap.. it's a great time to buy..

You'll find that to have a sustainable business with repeatable income requires a consistent monthly investment in marketing (or working directly with people who are doing the marketing - i.e., wholesalers; but there is a lot more to gain when YOU find the deals).

In 2-3 months if they haven't sold they'll contact you, so you just have to be consistent on the marketing.

That's not consistent at all.