I used my wifes full time job (since i currently have a full time job in a business that is either limited or non existant there) anyway .....

people from habits & habits from form future procrastination is the thief of all profits focus on the rewards not the processyou dont have to get right, you just have to get it going tour eith consistent or non-existent

I realize that a lot of the procrastination through busy but non essential work has to do with fear of the unknown.

IMO, there are two distinct advantages to REI: 1) it's a local market, meaning situations vary from town to town depending on many variables that are not simple to quantify using 'national averages'; and 2) it's an inefficient market, unlike, say, the stock market.The economics of the pond I swim in are driven by a growing university system and a growing regional medical center.

After reading the site non-stop for a while now I have come up with a game plan and was going to see what you guys thought.

This way you would not have to go through foreclosure process for non-payment; just simply evict.On my property I set up a 3 year lease to own.

No matter how pretty, wealthy, or "nice" they are - people behave one way in public and hide their secrets "behind closed doors".

You would only have to evict for non-payment but in a owner finance situation you would have to go through foreclosure preceedings which could take a few months.

I believe the interest rate was 7%, which isn't a lot more than a residental lease for a non-owner occupied property.

Keeping the property, has me kinda close in my debt to income ratio (well on paper at least not in reality but that's a whole other story), and with the storm coming that is probably not were I want to be.The only rush we have is the fact that we have a newborn coming, and no nursury, but the reality is that the baby is gonna be in mothers arms non stop for the next 6 months, I spent the first year with our firstborn sleeping on the couch!