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… own units although this is better for current residents than leaving the units vacant. They could also take advantage of this deal and rent them out. And this is certainly a better option than those scams for Detroit homes on eBay. …  read more…

January 2008 Newsletter - Vacation Home Rentals
Of course, what better way to enjoy the authenticity of small-town life than to rent your own accommodation? Don’t just venture out of a sterile hotel room to “tour” the wine country—be part of it! Make your own breakfast. Eat outside in the sun. Enjoy a view—perhaps the … Wine Country Riverfront Home Healdsburg, California Located in a beautiful, wooded, riverfront location, this comfortable and luxurious cedar home offers more… Type: Beds: Baths: Sleeps: Home …  read more…

Sabbatical home in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States: New …
This is all included in the unfurnished rent price of $1575/month. Tenant pays for utilities (all electric). The furnished package includes all of the above, as well as all utilities. Wide screen satellite TV. All you need is your bag. … This is a secure, riverfront, gated compound, with 7 upscale 1, 2 and 3 level residences which I own. Flexible dates according to which residence is available. I also have a 3 level, furnished penthouse available. …  read more…

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Resolved Question: two-storey duplex or house? what would you buy?
I live in a duplex (upstairs) with my two kids. My parents own it. They want to sell it to me for a very good price. Its about 100 years old and located downtown, by the riverfront and near university and us border. Its never been really hard to rent bc of the location but we have had some problems in the past with several rentors (nothing major). Im torn whether i should i buy a small house for me and my two kids and have privacy or buy this place and continue living here. I know its an investment but i dont know what to do b/c the bedrooms are small and the closet space is limited. Should i just buy a home and forget about this place or buy this place as a future investment.

Anyone ever do this or make this kind of decision? Whats best to do?

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Resolved Question: What can the odd couple do for their 7th year wedding anniversary?
I will be 32 next month and my husband is 46. The vehicle we have is not dependable because it tends to cut off while you are driving it. We cant rent a car because we don’t have a credit card and our debit card is no good because the bank account is at a negative reading (-$125.00), so traveling doesn’t look like an option. We do have about $100.00 of pocket money saved up.
We don’t like the same hobbies. He enjoys Fishing from sunrise-sunset LITERALLY, home cooked meals that aren’t fancy (he likes tender fried steaks and bar-b-qued pork), and action movies/sometimes westerns. On the other hand, I don’t like most of the things mentioned. I enjoy slow dancing, fancy meals (culinary school taught recipies), walking along the riverfront at night while holding hands,comedy plays, and music for whatever the occasion. I won’t go fishing with him soon because I’ve been going with him the last few months and I’m tired of being sweaty, and looking trees and water all darn day.

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