Last time I was involved in rehab was 2007 in Florida. 

That would give you both short term and long term investments when considering the last given option.For short term only, I would suggest Fix and Flip with some Quick Flips which do not involve any repairs or rehab. 

I used to be like that and I got involved in a flip 4 years ago that didn't go the way it was "supposed" to go and was financially damaging.

I use Excel at my day job for data which involves up to 50,000 rows, above that I start looking to house it in Access. 

@Dave Molesky IMO, it ultimately depends on what your goals are and what investments you want to be involved in.

If you're not, then you can join a military "support" group, there will be a small fee involved, and also qualify.

At this point as Dan mentioned, its time to get your attorney involved, since they have theirs.Please keep us posted as to what your attorney advises you to do!

I want my children to have my same financial values, so I am involving them in conversations every day.My sister is a teacher, and time and again she comes up against parents who feel that everything should be taught in school, they spend zero time educating their children.

To do so would disqualify the entire IRA, not just the $15K involved in the transaction.  

When a party related to the transaction has more than one role in the transaction or is employed by or has an ownership interest in a company that is involved in the transaction (including but not limited to third parties such as marketing companies, builder / developer, broker, or realtor), there is a non-arm's length or at-interest risk.