." - Jim RohnTwo years of blood, sweat, and tears into starting my company I started to gain traction and began investing in real estate. 

Front yard was covered with blood from a deer that they hit and dismembered.

@Casey Roloff it was certinly blood, sweat and tears BUT....we made it!

That house bill will do very little even if it gets passedOur Taxing system allows these blood sucking county bureaucrats to play a cup and marble game confusing the public.

As for the second part, the city is a little rich for my blood atm but I plan on trying in the burbs with a multi family home to start out. 

After a lot of years, and a lot of blood, sweat and tears, I refinanced and used the money to buy more properties.

Under HUD Guidelines, co-borrowers needs to be related by law, blood, marriage.

Trying to collect a judgement from a section 8 tenant is squeezing blood from a stone.In general judgements will show up in the public record, most tenant screening services will find it.

So far I have to give two pints of blood, sign over my first born, and show my kindergarten report card.

If the applicants are related (blood, marriage, adoption) then we combine their income. if they are unrelated and there is more than two of them, each individual must make 2x the rent.