Well, you can lead a horse to water. . .I contacted the owner directly, but he's not interested in selling.

The last time I had the ADA read to me, it still defined a Service Animal as either a dog or a miniature horse trained to aid their handler with tasks specific to their disability.

She's allowed to sell her own stuff, but paying $30K for two broken lawn chairs and a poker table might be considered risky.We are probably putting the cart way ahead of the horse though.

What they're doing is a horse of another color.

I look for interesting properties to flip at 50% on the dollar and hope to be able to survive this crazy downturn in the economy.Hobbies are SCUBA, Auto Racing and Photography

I have posted a few of my deals and look forward to learning from all of you.My hobbies include: foreign languages, keeping exotic fish, formula 1, modified exotics; and would love to get into amateur Porsche racing, scuba and light aviation ... maybe even some big-game hunting.See ya around!

We play Cashflow 101 again and I get out of the "rat race" with the knowledge that I learned from the course.

You two really shouldn"t believe your own press.Knowone ever said that they needed a program to be successful in RE.Some choose to be a part of one, don"t knock them for that and become a dream stealer.Mr Inv and Jeffery,One thing about sitting on a "high horse", is when you fall off it is a long way down and it HURTS.Pride comes before a fall.

Some metal bugs believe the race to devalue has begun Today's 'fed buying 300 billion long u.s. security news looks grim for the dollar.

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad 6 years ago and have been committed to not falling victim to the Rat Race ever since.