We now have a couple of tenants that work remotely so we may supply hi-speed internet as a rental boost incentive.During my University years I dated a girl whose father ran his legal firm from his homes poolside & his business happy hours were a blast.

Yeah, I just turned 18, and I don't have a job, and my father is pretty much completely broke.

The extra part of the passage you added further reinforces the fact that our founding fathers wanted the church out of our politics.

Then put another dud in there and again had damages for their father-in-law repair person to fix and court fees.

It seems like I remember the Founding Fathers being very concerned about this same problem.

My father was a real estate broker and own a number of singe family homes.

The checks and balances of our three branches of Government protect our constitutional rights, although it can seem like legislative laws with huge government spending ,enacted during bad times, erode our rights and privileges; but, we can always elect new leaders and go another direction, hence the wisdom of our founding fathers.

My father lives in a 55+ community, and at least one person on the deed has to be 55+, although younger people (over 18) can live there.

Rant reminds me of my father complaining about grammar...via text...using text-speak (to/too=2, for=4, "I Don't Know"=IDK, etc).Complaining about stupid questions on the basis that people don't spend time researching the answers is valid, but seems silly when the same post has no less than 11 spelling errors.Wait...I bet those were intentional...:-)

The original Founding Father version with this name had a pretty fair mind for financial and tax matters.