Their bad choices are not a reflection of you or your business.If it bothers you too badly, join a Big Brother organization, Boy Scouts, or Junior Achievement.

I love this post...it made me reflect on an earlier thought I had........There are several "SLUMLORDS" in my area.  

If so, that is fantastic as that cost is very low and increased your profits.I will also assume from your post that you paid your own 100% cash for the dirt and got 100% financing for the build and permits since your post reflected your total cash outay of $50k which wa the lot cost?

Either way, it reflects poorly on the industry.

Home value has risen to reflect that and even in rainy Oregon (my property is in the Portland Area) the panels produce very well.  

Pump money into overhauling the education system (not the current public school system), technology and medical research and programs like the SBA, and in 20 years, we'll be leading the world in innovation once again, and our economy will reflect it.2.

It may not have appeared on the docket yet which is why it still reflects the old plaintiff.

I like to charge a lower daily fee instead of a large one time fee, because it better reflects my liquidated damages, also the tenant still has incentive to pay sooner rather than later.

Her time on the job would be considered and I would assume he would work part time as long as he needed to, that is reflected in the decent credit.I'd also look at other debts and time required to pay off or months left, perhaps the ratios woulddrop in a few payments.I'd also look at his past work history, education and has he worked in his educational specialty, is his business in his specialty or related?

When an IRA is involved in real estate equity, it must be reflected as an undivided interest in ownership.