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Rambling Thoughts

The title says it all; these thoughts will ramble with no real point in sight until I stumble upon one. I have been looking at rental property for a few years now. My current expenses are down, but they unfortunatly are not down enough to cover the rent of $350 a month which I have to be average for the needs that I have. I have been going over the expenses for 2013 and so far January sees my expenses at less than $500 for the month without items such as supplements, food and gasoline.

I would wondering just how high my income will have to get in order to stop worrying. The income will need to be consistant in order to stop the panic sessions. The expenses would be well over $500 a month with rent included. I cannot remember the last time I had to pay rent, this is going to be an interesting transition. Most interesting of all will be the continued struggles to get everyone on board with the reality that having money in the pocket does not mean there is money to spend.

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