At least that's my take.There's an old  Wall Street proverb that says: "Sell down to your sleeping point."

In order to "save" (read: not spend) $1 Million over a given time period your after-tax income has to exceed your monthly expenses by that amount, AND you MUST put every penny of the overage into something like a Roth IRA or some similar investment, preferably self-directed so you can keep it safe from the whims and foibles of Wall Street.You'll do far better to invest for income.

Rather than the typical upfront monthly retainer model, I'll be guaranteeing x number of results and clients will pay at the end of the month only if we hit our mark.

Live in flip with $10,000 the main living area with taking walls down to make the space more usable.

Complete renovation, moving walls, upgrading bathrooms What was the outcome?

It reminds me of a story about a wall street executive on vacation in Hawaii.

you will lose precious capital that could be invested in properties, which you can CONTROL.read something like "a random walk down wall street", index your investments, and focus on your real estate.

What may be effective is asking your attorney for referrals, and you may even decide to personally retain one or two of the most active divorce and/or BK attorneys in your area.

In addition, the interior is a hideous shade of yellow that's so pale your eye can't really tell at first if you're looking at a yellow wall or a white wall.

I do all my kitchens in white with white walls and biege carpet.