Everything I have been reading up on seems very promising for long term rental properties there.

There have been decisions that found that your promise to purchase alone was sufficient consideration.

She said those things could go down in the basement and she would work on getting them out.We weren't too pleased that those things hadn't been out as promised, but we figured that if they were moved down into the basement, it would be no big deal to wait a couple more weeks.

I have found several nearby houses that seem like promising investments.

It would be a minimal salary because there is the promise of profit sharing, but no one has put numbers out there yet.

And, as long as they pay the rent on the 23rd as promised, it's a "no harm, no foul" with the Pay or Quit notice.But that's probably because I'm too nice to even go that far.Plus, here's the other thing to keep in mind for the future. 

And while investing on a 401(k) sounds promising, it is, however, a not advisable way to save at all.A 401(k) plan is an arrangement where an employee can choose to take the compensation in cash or defer a percentage of it to his 401(k) account.

I promise it is not as good as Memphis.

Gave COGO my agents info to verify the insurance we were planning on purchasing at close.COGO now comes back with our credit scores are too low for the 100 % financing they promised.

I have a tenant prospect that seems very promising but the guy is a contractor.