I know I have hired quite a few college grads – but not for work in the field they studied......Spencer – just curious.

I went for BH apartment because of the upside.OK - so I work in title and HOA field, I am 56 years old college grad and I just want to end up in the same position as my sister (owning a nice home and having the income from a paid off 1.2 million fourplex would put me on equal footing and match my own life change objectives.My personal situation is complicated.

-soccer fields, garage, park in the back, gym's close so you can get swoll.So email me. - Your bad *** new roommate.

Many wholesalers prepare contracts to Seller A that put your name plus "and/or assigns" in the Buyer field.

I work out of Cleveland in the REI field and will actually be in NYC from the 16th-18th.

Separating is a big transition anyways and going into a whole new field will make it even more difficult, so I would recommend making sure you have plenty of cash reserves set aside.

So eliminating it was the correct decision.It would be nice if there was some way to verify and post what experience each poster has in the Real Estate field.

I have seen offices and shopping centers stay vacant for years.Having said all this, everyone usually thinks that their field is the safest.

Both teams walk off the field with the score recorded.

Dave, I think you will find that when you are playing in that field, lenders typically look at the asset for security, look at the buyer for experience level to help determine risk.