However I'd like to keep it separate from the work I'm doing in house to build a company.My sister, who got her master's degree in finance and human resources and has been doing it for a number of years, says that she doesn't think it's realistic to find what I'm looking for.

You've ruined Oregon and California, no wonder so many people are leaving....Probably support the housing is a human right squatters too...And you have the audacity to say I'm on a power trip after I point all this out.

As humans, we tend to fall back to the comfort of our normal. 

They're emotional titles that appeal to human wants and emotions...and we all know if you want that reality, it will take work to get there.

I donated over $40,000 last year and this year to charity - I care about humanity, and making a difference.   

It gives a very human aspect to REI, where the business side of investing can be daunting.Congrats on the success of the podcast, fellas.

Gotta love than theft below $950 is not an arrestable/prosecutable crime in California and you can squat in someones house and claim housing is a human right.

Probably not the best solution if there will be a dog out there, but for humans it might be something to consider.https://www.homedepot.com/p/BTMWAY-1-ft-x-1-ft-Square-Interlocking-Acacia-Wood-Quick-Patio-Deck-Tile-Outdoor-Checker-Pattern-Flooring-Tile-10-Per-Box-CXXBN-GI33346W685-Tile01/319917002Good Luck!

Every structure ever built by human beings has mold in it.

Real estate transactions or loans are quite dynamic in process and protocols and of course the human element.