i can yell you having 2 toddler boys is a challenge, but i wouldn't trade it for anything.

I am an oil & gas accountant by trade and one of my many interests is personal finance.

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If it's your closing company, you shouldn't have any problems whatsoever pushing through the closing in the next three weeks (assuming there are no surprises during the title search).If you're using the seller's closing company, it really depends on how busy they are and how high they've prioritized your file.If you really want to close on schedule, call the closing company tomorrow (or have your agent do it) and find out where they are in the process, and then call every day to follow-up to ensure they are making progress.And, in the future, use your own closing company if closing on schedule is high priority...it makes things a lot easier and MUCH faster...

Suburban to rural can be great investments if you do your research and know what is going on and helps especially if the local economy has many types of trade propping it up.This way if one leaves or fails the government can usually get something else in to cover the shortfall.There are many,many other things you can check as well that you do for planning on larger commercial projects.For house rentals I don't think it's necessary to go real deep with it.

I used a service to "trade" my gift cards, for which this service was paid a modest fee.I had about $400 in Best Buy gift cards and traded them for about 92 cents on the dollar in Amazon electronic cards.

Publicly traded companies must disclose when significant concentrations of revenue or expenses come from any one customer or one vendor.

It is hard to have shock absorbers for shares absent current yield so you end up getting completely nonsensical movement from people playing games instead of trades based on differences of opinion of value using fundamentals.

If all you're doing is painting walls, installing flooring, and new countertops, then you may nott really need all that management... or those guys may not be doing as much as they would otherwise be doing.However, when you cross over into really large projects where you've got multiple different trades in and out, lots and lots of material purchasing going on, a dozen different checks flying around at any given time, and above all else a house plan that needs to be translated into bricks and sticks correctly THE FIRST TIME, then having that much management becomes, IMO, essential.So to answer your question, I outsource my foreman and act as my own strategic manager.

To use a securities equivalent, I think wholesaling is more like real estate day trading.