It's a pretty common word.

Liquidity is extremely important when you're not on W-2 anymore.

Many people will be in touch with you ALOT and be excited and then when they GET THE MONEY getting in touch with them is very hard to non-existent.All I am saying is you need to be extremely careful.

Bryan, First, I only respectfully disagree when I see something which is extremely off base, granted I do enjoy a good debate, I want anyone to get the most accurate information and not be dissuaded by inflated fear factors.

If that meeting doesn't offer a common sense solution (like allowing you a waiver on this fence but requiring any replacement be correct standards) then some states have a board or independent agency that helps owners with disputes with their associations, so look that up to see if you have one of those as the Board being contacted by an outside party might help immensely.

I think that in New England, it is difficult to find older houses (which is most of the housing stock in some towns) where NO ONE has died, simply because as you go back in time, it was more and more common to stay at home when you were elderly and ill.Murders and suicides are less common, and have much more of a stigma.

My business partner Jason and I are extremely excited and eager to learn the real estate business.

This just one set of items on the HUD-1 that need to be reviewed.There are many expenses that are common to rental properties and if I don't see them I will be asking questions.

thanks but SFHs arent all that common in the NY metro area so I dont know if that would work for me.

Sounds like you are working hard to make some money, this seems to be a common trend around here.