I've written on the subject of "college EDU" extensively including on the BP blog.

For instance research TOPA laws for D.C.

Like for instance a family member could contribute money to add to the cash on hand in order to purchase a duplex or triplex.

Because we have to wait on Fannie Mae, my realtor had no choice but to put in for a two week extension of the closing date and my loan officer has to do his own extension so I keep my current loan rate. 

I've had my share of good and bad but I find when you treat people with respect, dignity and a decent level of service in many instance you will get that back.

For instance, putting $1 million of your cash into this deal.

As far as shortened lifespan goes, you may be observing a particular instance, but I'm not sure you can generalize -- treated wood has been used and recommended for small boat docks where it's constantly wet -- like standing in water -- and often for years. 

For instance finding leads, checking on properties and/or maintaining them, as well as any scheduling to be done or phone calls to be made or taken.Is there a position like this out there?

Plus me and my uncle are constantly arguing, I'm noticing a lot of things he does don't quite make sense, and in a few instances have cost me money because they were flat out wrong.I know I need to change my approach but I am not sure how. 

In MA, for instance, if a bat is discovered IN a part of the house with access to the interior all folks are supposed to get rabies shots even if they didn't feel a bite because its possible they were bitten and didn't realize it.