Mine would be to ignore your live in house as just a fact of life and take the 60 to go after multifamily apartments and get some cash flow and experience going.

It may be for the best, I don't know.Maybe I'm just ignorant but the email I received with my login information had a ton of info inside.

This is probably the most ignorant quote I've ever seen in a legit newspaper.  

Forgive my ignorant questions.

I blame the phenomenon somewhat on people reading only the data that makes them feel good and ignoring the rest.

I'm pretty sure that lead to the demise of Detroit as well.Either case, to ignore these issues is to jeopardize all the wealth you have built up.If we only take just the two forseeable issues into account, loss of Driver type jobs and loss of Manufacturing type jobs, then we can come to some sort of insights that can tell us which area will be most negatively affected, which area may still continue to be stable and which will actually grow.There seems to be a transition that's happening in which cities are becoming Mega Cities.

. :)  Well - when it makes the effective rate "0" it's kinda hard to ignore :)

Seller told me he had recently purchased a new roof and I got on the roof and it looked good..then I did (what I've learned now) the ultimate no no and didn't get an inspection.After closing, the commercial tenant told me the roof has had multiple issues and the seller continued to ignore her.

Aaron - David is asking you this question, because the scammers out there very often ask for money upfront for a variety of reasons; anyone of which they are hoping you don't know about and will be too embarrassed to admit you don't know, and just send the money to them because you don't want to admit your ignorance, and are desperate to find a loan to make a deal happen.  

It's worth sending a notice out, in this case my tenants were just ignorant but should have realized there are specifically satellite TV clauses in their Lease Agreement...