I am finishing my A.A degree and will take a semester off from school to figure out what I want to do.

I am currently looking into the DFW metroplex as I was born, raised, and also live here while I finish my degree at Southern Methodist University.

I have my degree in interior design and my husband is a licensed electrician and majority of his background is in building new construction.  

Never seen it pop up on a closed end mortgage where you make 30 years of payments and you're done, with no ability to draw on them or other wonky features.

They had all of the tools necessary to do deals but they just lacked that ability to say: "Hey, I don't know if this is going to work.

Carriers treat claims differently, so there is no true "correct" answer.Going through a broker is what I always suggest because you will have the best possible ability to create a lasting agent relationship, maximize discounts, receive different quote options.

It is easiest to tell the power company in advance to cut them off, so if the tenant isn't on top of things you don't get notified by getting a bill for their usage.  

I don't think he has any ability to remove a review once both your reviews are posted. 

Leveraging your ability to claim residency and get the best rates on properties can really supercharge your real estate portfolio.

However, my wife will be staying behind to finish her Bachelor's degree and then catching up with me in Korea.