It's a tough (and expensive) process, but worth it.

As well as your mission, vision and values.I have enough on my plate, without becoming a social worker or financial advisor to our tenants.

If you go 15 years and times get tough the bank isn't going to let you pay less!

It's a tough call because if you're close by, like me, you probably forget the dozens of 2-3 minute tasks that you do, many of which really need to be done that day.

I've been trying to squirrel away all I can but it's tough with 2 small kids in daycare and being a single dad! 

Hello Cerwin, from my experience you are going to have a tough time finding a 2-4 unit property in Syracuse in that price range that doesn't need some serious TLC, and the taxes are going to be in the $3-$4k per year neighborhood regardless of what area of town you are in. 

We are talking about a disease for which there is no cure, if it gets out of control, it's like the Black Death Check out the interactive map.Also, CDC talked about contacting all the family members and healthcare workers of the Ebola patient, but what about the people that were in the ER with him, that sat on the chairs, etc.

I've paid royalties before and it eats a good portion of the profitability of the business.  100 employees is definitely a lot of payroll expense, workers comp, and overhead! 

Two tough nuts.

@Michele Fischer  I have noticed that Vancouver is a tough place to find good cashflow as well.