I have had tons of failures on the screw together joints.

Bad move, so apparently Chicago has a vacant building registration ordinance which is very costly, about $1,000 per year to be exact and if you fail to register as the owner they tact on an additional $1,000 failure to register violation.

Plumbing has been winterized, an obvious kitchen sink plumbing failure resulted in rotten floorboards in front of sink.

Failure is not an option.

You will always be a sad, broken, wreck of a man, no matter how well you learn to pretend and how loudly you protest otherwise.It will happen to the point that you will know in your bones that you are a habitual failure, that no matter what you do, you will never be good enough to erase the stain of the shame of what you've been through.

And no, your failure to form the entity is not a wiggle out clause!

So for the past few months, I've been flip-flopping, doubting myself, fearing the failure, weighing the pros and cons.

I see a lot of posts regarding goals for the upcoming year 2014 which is great, but I thought discussing our successes and failures of 2013 will help contribute to the successes of our 2014 goals.

But I would love to stay in touch and be able to share my victories and failures with you brother.

Most don't and the failure to issue could result in a nominal fine.The burden to report the income irrespective of a 1099, falls onto the backs of the former homeowner.