I would have gotten more involved years ago with outside activities, such as biking, hiking and camping, and especially dog sports, agility, mushing and bikejoring, and perhaps been competitive on a local or fun level.

And putting actual RE into an IRA has some very specific, unique and possible HUGE risks involved with it, make sure you talk to someone who knows about it or at least will find out more about it so you can balance out the pros & cons and make an informed decision.

Nation-You paid 1/3 upfront as in several days before start upon contract signing, or upfront as in when work started.It just seemed odd to pay 1/3 when the contract was signed several days beforehand, the tear off involves little to no materials, just a dumpster rental.

The odds really are against us in the long run.

Everyone who gets involved in real estate should have it tatooed onto a visible body part, where they can refer to it easily: "Speculating is not the same as investing."

You can speed up your part by doing everything you can as soon as you can, and by monitoring everyone else involved, in particular, your lender.A couple of months is typical, I'd say.

Everything inside _ her food, clothes and family photos _ was gone.But late last month, with Rameau's help, she got back inside and has put Christmas decorations on the front door.So far, police have not gotten involved.

Just leave within 30 days and no lawyers will be involved, no foreclosures, etc... if not then I call my attorney..

Part of your journey will involve a great level of trust.

Should I risk getting involved in this, or should I run as fast and as far away as I can?