I'd be care of these very small cities.

Especially if you keep your old place as a rental, there could be some feelings of resentment toward the tenants living in (and not taking as good of care as you would) the better place.

To juzamjedi,wow wat a great story, it seems that nobody is excempted with e-mail scams,scams are now freely circulating around the net so we should be careful.

Presumably you can save the files elsewhere but I haven't used it.Be careful about keeping everything digital and not backing up though; I heard two stories lately that made me shudder.

Now just take care of the existing mold that's there.

Google and business cards get the job done and people care much less if it's a .net, .biz, etc.

I could care less if they listen to my calls because they are very boring and I am not doing anything illegal to worry about the FBI showing up on my door step.

Currently licensed to do loans in 27 states.Ok....that takes care of the shameless company plug.

so far sent the Interest-Only payment of low $900s Since you're not making any contribution to principle and you say there's only "modest" appreciation, I hope the current rental and your residence when it becomes a rental each throw off lots of free cash.with the modest appreciation in the regionIf appreciation is only modest (I live in TX so I understand that) you need to be very careful with the use of leverage.

Reminds me of the good old days of Michael Milken.It just goes to show you... be careful if someone gives you a "hot tip" about a publicly traded company.