I've since installed two new roofs on the two duplexes, repaired the ceilings and painted.I put th property up for sale, received and accepted an offer, however the inspection indicated staning in the attic area.

But if you are planning on branding yourself, grab a domain name with your name in it.

I've been paying attention to politics for about 10 years now and I have yet to hear any good ideas from the Democratic side of the aisle.

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I tend to get a head of myself sometimes and stop paying attention to what I am typing.

Being the newbie that I am, and being from West Chester, PA, I'm wondering what my best options are for receiving this information the fastest, whether this be online, bank connections, etc..Any help would be very appreciated, thank you in advance.

That said, my disclosure is nothing that will catch anyone's attention.

I don'tknow where a person would buy options for $1 butI'm going to grab some popcorn and sit right hereand wait for someone else on this board to enlighten us all.From re-reading your post it sounds vaguely like the idea:"put a property under contract and then flip it to a developer".Maybe...is that what you've heard and you just assumedthat the way to get it under contract was to option it?

We also have some potential property in Canada that is up for grabs and all of the offering we have are dirt cheap and yet worth small fortunes and I just cannot see how they can fail.

Was amused to see your instructor of a "Financial Planning" class take such a view of the Interest Only Option since it is a financial "tool" that can be useful to some people and should in fact be considered by some individuals to accomplish their "financial planning" goals.A few of the valid reasons why one might choose an interest only loan would be: 1) for an individual that has uneven income such as commission based or one that receives occasional large "bonus" checks that could be used to pay down principal.2) For one that is confident they will be making significantly more income in the future 3) One that truely has a plan to invest the savings in something that offers a higher return than would be realized in paying principal on a mortgage 4) possible tax benefits to one that needs the highest interest deduction to reduce their tax liabilityAlso, most interest only loans "recast" each month, meaning you only pay interest on the AMOUNT YOU OWE.