Since the building had tenants and deposits we had to figure out how to transfer the money at closing since we were literally closing on the 1st of the month when the tenants would be paying the seller.

Literally, from colleagues and property managers I know they'll get ten postcards on the same house, sometimes in a week.

(I literally haven't been able to find discussions of this strategy anywhere, but maybe I'm using the wrong keywords when I search)I can think of some main reasons: (a) This is a bad investment strategy for some reason that I'm unaware of (maybe I'm doing the numbers drastically wrong, underestimating the costs of moving into a new house in the same town, etc). 

No I was hoping that I could use it as a rental as it's literally two blocks from our high school and then three blocks from our college campus so it's in a great desirable location and I was going to talk with my Bishop personally from our ward of the LDS Church.

This seems to be the literal only good deal in my area.

Without government subsidies for energy our economy would literally collapse overnight. 

It could be literally a vision board (also called a Dream Board or Creativity Collage) that represents what you truly want out of the community and life.

I literally talk to him on the phone a day after the home was sold and he told me we were moving forward and he would call the title company to give them the requested information.

Once I am financially free, I want to literally feel free and get my pilot's license and my own plane and travel the world.

Time is literally money.4.