They eagerly help me with transactions on the phone without an appointment and never ask for a penny in return, true mentors.Their character and integrity are exemplified without conscious effort and that says something.

I am half owner of a house with my X Fiance.There is a fair amount of equity in the house maybe 30-40K.The house at the present timeis rented,and the payment covers the entire note every month.My dilemma is this.My x is broke and her long term prospects of turning this around due to her lifestyle are slim to none.I am concerned that when the house comes open she will attempt to live in the house on my tab.She also has no money for upkeep rapairs etc which I will have to pay regardless or lose the house.Before the rental agreement comes due can I force the sale of the house or what are my options?

It is all about the lifestyles of the ultra rich.

In the case of buyers, although they may not consciously consider the quality of marketing materials into their choice of buyer's agent, it certainly plays a role in how they subconsciously form their opinion of you.With that said, there are so many different websites that offer very well designed and easy to edit templates for free, so a designers portfolio would really need to knock my socks off for me to be willing to pay for the design aspect alone.The more "full-service" offering, however, is something I definitely think you could have success with if packaged correctly.  

None of the other options are worth jail time.tell me about it saw many a person crumble over the years when they don't want to do bizz straight up.or don't want to change lifestyles when the need arises... common theme..

Sounds like you're considering selling cash flowing assets to 1. pay off debt (at historically low current interest rates) and 2. fund a more expensive lifestyle.

This company pads their pockets by living extravagant lifestyles to include fancy homes, vacations,  new state of the art office on your dollar.

I'm excited about my transition to REI and looking to build a lifestyle career.We have an immediate need for insured, reliable subs in: demo, framing, drywall, painting, roofing, siding and concrete.

Education and integration is my lifestyle choice.  

I had conversations with several people who live a very comfortable lifestyle in retirement and on average they said they spend about $150k per year, without any mortgage expense.