If you're not ready to make that career change, go volunteer for Habitat for Humanity every single weekend.

I'm willing to help anyone here with my knowledge of Human Resources in exchange for REI knowledge. 

Meaning, that you have to email your planner and any other department head that is working on your project bc they are human and they will forget or miss deadlines. 

One metric for determining the economic health of a metro area is inflation-adjusted median household income.

Good luck and all my best wishes for her health. 

I just received a long letter from my tenant detailing multiple health issues she is experiencing that are clearly linked to second hand smoke coming from the unit below.  

I really don't get how the city can not step in and remove the people-not because they are squatters, but because some of those houses are clearly not habitable and they are created a health hazard with all of the needles and stuff in the yard.

All too many homebuyers mistakenly believe that they need to put down as much as humanly possible for several reasons: (1) they want to minimize their housing payment; (2) they want to minimize their debt load; and (3) they want to make their offers appear stronger.However, I often advise buyers to put down LESS depending on their financial profile for these reasons: 1.

A day later she replies with a huge message lecturing me on why it's none of her problem if I can get a new tenant, about how the rent is too high and how she can't work because of her asthma and her mom's health problems lately, about how she appreciates me but that she needs to know that "this process is going to go smoothly."

By working hard and applying the principles discussed one can find long-term financial health and considerably change the trajectory of their life.