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10 Challenges to Seriously Consider BEFORE Quitting Your Day Job

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Quitting your 9-5 and becoming a full-time real estate investor! That’s living the dream, right?

At the risk of being a buzzkill, here’s some official “hold your horses” advice.

Most real estate investors with a day job have had a full-time job since entering the workforce. It’s all they know. And like it or not, most of us have lives entirely structured around having a 9-5 job.

Here are ten things to consider before you go out in a blaze of glory and leave the bridges behind you in flames.

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10 Challenges to Seriously Consider BEFORE Quitting Your Day Job

1. The Fun Factor

What could be better than quitting your job to become self-employed? To launch your own business, to dance to the beat of your own drum?

It seems so romantic, so glamorous. But the idea and the reality are usually worlds apart.

Working for yourself is a grind. Sure, no one’s telling you what to do — but then again, no one’s telling you what to do. At the top of your to-do list every day is “figure out the most profitable things to do today.” Dreaming about working from home is fun, but actually sitting at home all day working? Less so.

2. Discipline

When you’re employed, you can slack off sometimes and still get paid. You can show up hungover or call in sick to go play golf. You can cheat your employer and work on your real estate investments while on the clock. And while all of those behaviors are immoral, you’ll probably get away with them and still get a paycheck.

But the self-employed not only need to figure out how to profitably spend every day, they need to actually follow through and do each of those actions. It takes a level of discipline most people simply don’t have.

3. Loneliness & Lack of Camaraderie

Being self-employed is lonely. There’s no water cooler, no break room, no coffee maker to stand around and tell funny stories about last weekend. There are no office pranks, no shared grumbling about the boss, no off-color jokes told in hushed tones.

Instead, there’s a desk in your house, with a computer and a phone on it. Sit down, shut up, get to work.

Related: The Notorious 9-5 Job: Should You Kick It to the Curb or Reinvent It?

4. Health Insurance

Your 9-5 job probably offers some kind of health coverage. Have you priced out what it costs to buy your own coverage for you and your family? How do the numbers stack up?

If you have a spouse that works, you may be eligible for coverage under their employer’s policy. But these are big “ifs,” and you should have the answers to all these questions before quitting.

5. Lifestyle Flexibility

You will almost certainly have some lean months at first, when you are spending money but not bringing in any revenue. How flexible is your spending? How willing are you to cut out every single luxury?

And luxury doesn’t mean meals out at five-star restaurants. “Luxury” means buying the foods you like at the grocery store, instead of ramen noodles. It means a glass of wine with dinner. It means going out to a movie instead of staying in.

Even if you are ready to pare your lifestyle to the bone, is your spouse willing to do the same?

6. Spouse Backlash

How does your spouse really feel about all this? Unless they enthusiastically pushing you toward quitting your stable, decent-paying job — and married people know how unlikely that is — be prepared for some backlash.

Sure, they are trying to be supportive. They don’t want to crush your dreams. They’ll say things like, “Well, if this is what you want, then let’s try to make it work.”

But at the end of the first month, when no paycheck comes in, their tune will turn a little more shrill. They may not have a full-blown panic attack, but their nerves will be on edge. And they’ll stay on edge until you prove that you can consistently bring in money from your real estate investing business. That may take months or even years — are you prepared for consistent fights about money for a long time to come?

7. Living With Uncertainty & Anxiety

Your spouse isn’t the only one who will worry about money. You’ll be twice as nervous about it until you reach a level of consistency and growth. If you’ve never been self-employed, you’ll be ill-equipped to handle the gnawing uncertainty. You’ll have sleepless nights, sweating in the sheets and watching the clock blink at 4:00 a.m. You’ll wonder how you’ll make your mortgage payments next month.

It’s scary, it’s nerve-wracking, it’s a recipe for self-doubt. Unless you’re already financially independent by the time you quit your job (which most people aren’t), you will have to live with anxiety for a long time to come.

8. Emergency Funds

Every year, we’re hit with unexpected expenses. And every time, we’re surprised.

How many times has this thought gone through your head? “Well, this year my finances were hit because we had that hiccup with ________, but next year will be different!” Maybe this year you had to install a new roof, or your car died and you needed to buy a new one, or a family member had unexpected medical bills.

But guess what? Next year, it will be the furnace that needs to be replaced, or your computer will die and need replacing, or whatever.

Brian Tracy once said, “People who lead full lives will have an emergency pop up every three to four months on average.” And most emergencies cost money.

So yes, you might have enough capital saved to get started on your first deal, but do you also have enough in reserve to cover the next unexpected bill that lands in your lap? It will come, maybe this month or maybe four months from now, but it will come.

9. Qualifying for Loans

Not only do you have to be able to make your mortgage payments next month, but as a real estate investor, you’ll need to qualify for new mortgages.

Related: What I Learned by Quitting My Job to Start a Real Estate Business 24 Years Ago

Do you have several sources of financing lined up, who will still lend to you even without your W-2 income?

Will the loans be priced at the same rate? Don’t assume lenders won’t charge you higher interest and/or more points when you have no regular income.

Will your lenders demand alternative documentation or qualifications in the absence of pay stubs?

Confirm these questions with your lenders before saying sayonara to your stable income.

Don’t forget that you may not easily qualify for a car loan, either. Keep that in mind before making your decision.

10. The Need for Structure & Routine

It’s a cliché because it’s true: “People are creatures of habit.”

Right now, your life has a structure and a routine. Your entire life is structured around your job: You get up at a certain time based on when you need to be at work. Your morning grooming rituals are based on what you need to look like at work. Your social life revolves around when you need to work, how much disposable income you have, and often the very people you work with.

Among the suddenly unemployed, it’s shocking how little they complain about money and how much they talk about the sudden lack of structure in their lives.

Before quitting your job, you need to plan and build out a whole new structure for your life. When do you get up in the morning? Where do you go to work? What tasks must be done when? When do you stop working for the day?

Work backwards from your goals to set up systems and routines for yourself. For example, if your goal were to run a marathon, your routine should be running every day, and your system should include gradually raising the distance over a period of months.

You’re considering abandoning the entire structure of your life, so be ready with a new one to fill its void.

Open Doors, Open Windows

Not everyone is cut out to be self-employed. Scratch that: Most people are not cut out to be self-employed.

If you spend six, nine, twelve months self-employed as a real estate investor and find yourself unfulfilled or broke, it doesn’t mean you’re a failure. It simply means that being self-employed is not for you.

Before leaving your job, be sure to leave all the doors of your career wide open. Work with your employer to leave in a timeframe that doesn’t leave them in the lurch. Leave on good terms with your boss and coworkers. Reach out to every single one of your business contacts personally, and tell them you’re taking a hiatus to pursue a dream of real estate investing. But stress to everyone involved that you want to stay in touch, and make sure they know that you value your relationship with them.

As you start investing full-time, be sure to build out new relationships, too. New windows will open for you — if you’re willing to develop these relationships.

If the time comes when you decide on a new direction in your career, fear not. If you’ve done it right, you should have more contacts and relationships than when you quit your job, not less.

And if investing full-time is everything you dreamed it would be? Lucky you, you’re living the dream and have more friends and contacts than ever.

Have you quit your job to invest? Or is it part of your long or short-term plan?

Let me know your thoughts and experiences with a comment!

About Author

Brian Davis

Brian is a rental investor and landlord with 15 income properties, who provides free training videos about passive income at SnapLandlord.com. He's also the co-founder of SparkRental.com, which provides free services & education for landlords. His rental management is almost completely automated by now, allowing him to travel the world frequently (if not always in style).

  1. Nick Moser

    Good stuff Brian. I don’t work for myself (yet), but I do work remotely from home. I have already run into some of these issues, like loneliness, routine, and discipline. I believe health care and loan qualification are the most important. I do also like the safety net and steady income the full-time job provides.

    You made a valid point about not everyone is cut out to be self-employed. I’ve often wondered this about myself. I’m trying to work out all various aspects now, so when I take the plunge I’ll be more prepared.

    • Brian Davis

      Thanks Nick. Just the fact that you’ve pondered these questions about yourself is a good sign, and show’s you’re approaching the career shift thoughtfully. Hope you find the freedom, both financial and otherwise, that you’re looking for.

  2. John Barnette

    100% spot on. Even as an investor and 1099 realtor JOB by day. LOL. Your points are all spot on. I have also found at property number 10…and cash flowing…than lenders want a lot of reserves for 3 months of mortgages for all the properties. Jeesh.

    Who only knows the requirements I will have to work with for number 11.

    • Brian Davis

      My experience has been that conventional lenders won’t lend to investors with over 10 mortgages. One idea is to get a commercial loan for future purchases, or use a commercial loan to consolidate and bundle up. Another idea is to raise money privately. But it’s definitely a shift in approach, after 10.
      Thanks John, and best of luck sorting through the funding challenges!

  3. Michael Rogers

    Good points. I’m part-time with my corporate job as a CPA 3 days a week and do real estate investing the other days of the week. I recommend people try going part time prior to quitting (if their employer will allow it) and see if they like it. I definitely like it.

    • Brian Davis

      Fantastic suggestion. I did something similar many years ago – I gradually weaned myself away from being a mortgage account executive by going commission-only and working for a hard money lender. I was self-employed at that point, and worked the hours I wanted, but still had an office I went into. Spent half my time working on my own real estate investments, the other half doing loans for the lender.

  4. Hello Brian,

    This is a great article – bringing in to light all the aspects of full time employment vs. self-employment. Your insight is helpful and provides areas for me to review thoroughly. Self-employment is my ultimate goal within the next year or so; however, right now I am keeping my full time job with a very demanding schedule. I am using my personal time after hours to build my investor’s work habits and schedule. Your ten challenges are things I will keep in mind as I proceed with this new endeavor.

  5. Davyd Ramirez

    Health insurance was the biggest shock for me. I am still looking for great health insurance for an investor that is priced as well when I worked for an international corporation with 10K+ employees. Another factor to consider for some people is going from a desk job to a job that has you in the field 50% of the time.

    • Brian Davis

      Yeah good health insurance is no picnic to find, especially if you’re older or have a pre-existing condition. Good point about being in the field – it’s definitely a change in mindset. You get comfortable doing everything with your phone rather than a full computer, and quickly.

  6. Tanja Davidson

    This is why I’m waiting to retire in a few months to begin. I plan to start working as a full time realtor and part-time as a work from home consultant.

    Insurance provided so that’s a big relief and bills will get paid. Money will still be tight but not so much I won’t make it thru lean times. So excited to finally be looking at beginning to be ‘independent’ and free to set my own schedule and pay.

    • Brian Davis

      Great idea Tanja – being a realtor is certainly a complementary field, and helps keep the cash flowing when you’re in between real estate deals. It also means not having to wait for an agent to be free to walk you through a property that may be a great deal – as I’m sure you know, the best deals go fast when they’re listed on the MLS.

  7. Christy Greene

    Being a small business owner, many people have expressed to me that they wanted to be a business owner. What I have learned from these conversations is that what they really desire is have the freedom to make their own choices regarding their time. They think that if they are their own boss, they can come and go whenever they feel like it, make tons of money, and live a life of leisure. What they don’t realize is that with freedom comes many responsibilities. There is a reason that there are more employees than there are employers. The mindset of employer is to make great sacrifices, they are long term thinkers, they can delay self gratification for long periods of time for the greater vision, and are self disciplined.
    Before someone sacrifices the many benefits of being an employee, such as a regular paycheck, insurance benefits, paid vacations, that MOST people should start out small. For example just part time and then as they increase their side business, phase out their full time job. I say “MOST PEOPLE” because most people wont even get their side business started or they start it and find out that they don’t have the motivation to do what it takes to do both, let alone the one job AND all that life throws at them. You have to want it so bad that the long hours, no to little pay, the isolation, and everything else that can come with a small business, is a price that you are willing to pay.
    I have to agree that the individuals that are able to work part time while starting up another business is a good way to find out if you even want to go down that road.

    • Brian Davis

      So true Christy. With freedom comes responsibility, and most people either don’t want or can’t handle that much responsibility and discipline.
      I heard a very smart woman say once about entrepreneurship “If there’s anything, ANYTHING else that you think you’d be happy doing, go do that instead. Starting a business is just too hard without a burning desire driving you forward.”

  8. David Hendrix

    Most folks do not understand the full cost of health insurance. Most employers pay for 70% to 85% of the health care premiums for their employees and then pass on the rest of the cost. You will probably never find healthcare at the same premium levels and with the same coverage as you had when you had the W-2 job. I know that some, have gone without healthcare insurance. To me that is too big of a risk to take.

    In the end, you need to identify the real cost of this expense for your family and factor that into your monthly total budget. If you can cover all of your expenses including healthcare coverage, then you’ve made it.

    • Brian Davis

      No question, healthcare in the US is exorbitantly expensive and getting more so. I wouldn’t be surprised if we started to see groups of real estate investors (and other groups of the self-employed) starting to form loose cooperatives to try and negotiate for lower-cost group health insurance.

  9. Michael McFarland

    I have always wanted to work for myself and it seems real estate is going to afford me to do exactly that. I worked in the oilfield and with the prices down, I was laid off. So it is not that I wanted to start cold turkey, but since I am there, there I will start. I am not a “newly” in real estate, but I am re-learning things that I knew previously. The basics are still the same, I just need to quit “getting ready” and just take the next step. Bigger Pockets and their community are helping me… Thanks

    • Brian Davis

      I’m sorry to hear about the layoff, I was laid off once myself and know how jarring it is. Your whole world turns upside down.
      Are you planning on jumping right in as an investor, or starting as a realtor? There are some advantages to the latter, although it obviously comes with its own set of responsibilities and drawbacks.

  10. Patsy Waldron

    Great post, very lucid. I think the lack of structure is the hardest part at first, but with a to-do list along with an estimate of how long each thing takes to do, it becomes easier to get things done. Health insurance is definitely a HUGE factor to consider when deciding whether to quit the W-2 job- if anyone in the family has chronic conditions, or there are accident-prone teenagers, it may be a bad idea.

    • Brian Davis

      Thanks Patsy! Structure and health insurance definitely trip up a lot of people who make the leap, especially those who jump a little early. It sounds like you’ve successfully cleared these hurdles, albeit with some extra headaches from teenage children!

  11. I am thinking of phasing out my city planning business and adding more rentals. I have 5 rental homes with a total of eight rentals. I am buying another house tomorrow that I may renovate and flip instead of rent so that I can buy 2 more rentals. All of my properties are historic so I need to stay on top of maintenance so I stay pretty busy with that. How many rentals equal a full time job so that I can close my other, less lucrative, planning business?

    • Brian Davis

      Congratulations on your pending settlement tomorrow! Very exciting.
      As for your question, I wish I could rattle off “10!” as the answer, but it just depends on your expenses, and what kind of cash flow you get from each rental. Someone with $3,000 in monthly expenses will have a much easier time switching to rental income only, over someone with $6,000 in expenses.
      Also, if you have no mortgages on your rentals, you don’t need many in your portfolio to be financially independent. If you’re mortgaged to the hilt, you could have 20 rentals but not have much cash flow.
      But it’s a good exercise, to sit down and figure out your minimum monthly expenses, and your average monthly cash flow from your rentals, to determine how many more you likely need to “retire.” Have fun with it, and look for ways to slim down your expenses. You can always raise them back up later if your cup runneth over!

  12. Joshua D.

    Thanks Brian!
    I needed this badly… As our net rental income approaches the same dollar amount I make at work, it gets more and more tempting to think this way. Number 9: is my biggest struggle, I like the growth pattern I currently have and it would be sad to stunt it. I would miss my work environment as well.
    Thanks for a great article.

    • Brian Davis

      Glad to hear it was helpful Joshua! It’s definitely tempting to quit, but all too easy to do prematurely. I’ve been both W2-employed and self-employed (several times over) at various times in my life, and there are advantages to both. Sometimes you get so frustrated with work that it’s easy to lose sight of the advantages to being employed, aside from the paycheck.
      Best of luck making your decision, and whatever you decide, taking your time with the decision will help reassure you you’re making the right move.

  13. 7.Living With Uncertainty & Anxiety – that’s what’s really stopping most of the people from going freelance. Experts though are highly praised and sought after worldwide, so becoming really good at what we are doing and be active in finding work, we shouldn’t be worried about our financial future.

  14. Steven Bonfante

    Thanks for the post Brian. Many good points to consider.

    I recently became unemployed just as my wife and I were ramping up our efforts for our first rehab purchase. Needless to say we backed off. I am struggling between considering this a setback or a forced opportunity. Maybe it’s both.

    Where I could have easily qualified for purchase and rehab financing for the properties we were looking at this is now forcing me back into research mode on more creative financing. I have no rich relatives so reaching out to lenders\potential partners is a point of anxiety\procrastination for me. Also, my analysis paralysis is getting the best of me.

    Glad I found Bigger Pockets. It’s a great community.

    • Brian Davis

      I’m so sorry to hear that Steven. Being unexpectedly unemployed is pretty devastating, and in some surprising ways such as identity questions. I know you didn’t ask my advice but I’ll give it anyway – if you’re really thinking about becoming a full-time real estate investor rather than finding a new job, find an experienced partner. You’ll undoubtedly put in the lion’s share of the work, but your partner will introduce you to lenders and help you get financing, and they’ll help you avoid bad deals. You’ll learn a lot, and bypass a lot of costly mistakes you would have made otherwise.
      Best of luck!

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The $100,000 Obeah, the major local prep for the $750,000 Delaware Handicap (gr. I) July 20, drew a modest field of six older fillies and mares, perhaps giving trainer McLean Robertson the confidence to take a shot.

"I know it is only a week in between races and it might not be the most ideal situation to come right back, but she gained a lot of confidence with her victory last week, and this also looks like a good opportunity for her to become graded stakes-placed," he said. "But we will see. We are going to gallop the morning of the race, and if she gallops well, then she will run. If she does not eat, does not look happy, or she looks flat, then obviously we will not race. But I do not expect her to do that. I think she will win despite her trainer."

The Obeah is named after the 1969 and 1970 winner of the Delaware Handicap and dam of the Hall of Fame filly Go for Wand. It is race 7 on the Saturday card with a 4:15 p.m. EDT scheduled post. It immediately precedes the Go for Wand Stakes, a prep for 3-year-old fillies aiming for the July 13 Delaware Oaks (gr. II).

Five-year-old Bryan's Jewel, with three wins over the main track at Delaware Park, is the 7-5 favorite on the morning line in spite of the short rest. She faced only three rivals in the Rooney Memorial June 8, which was scheduled for the turf but moved to a wet/fast main track. After stalking the pace to the far turn, she drew off impressively in the drive.

The daughter of Rockport Harbor was second, beaten two lengths, in the 1 1/16-mile Winter Melody Stakes at Delaware May 22. She ran in the Apple Blossom Handicap (gr. I) at Oaklawn Park prior to that, finishing fifth with traffic issues in the stretch.

Bryan's Jewel, to be ridden from post 3 by Alex Cintron with top weight of 121 pounds, has a career record of seven wins, five seconds, and four thirds from 22 starts, with field-best earnings of $352,178.

Ciguaraya, owned and trained by Eddie Kenneally, ran third in the Winter Melody last time out, though she was five lengths behind Bryan's Jewel. The 4-year-old Latent Heat filly has a win over the track, taking last November's Crowned Stakes over Bryan's Jewel, who was third as the favorite. Abel Castellano Jr. rides from post 4.

Multiple stakes-placed Access to Charlie ships in from Maryland's Laurel Park for trainer Lawrence Murray and owner Howard Bender. The Maryland-bred 5-year-old Indian Charlie mare was third in the Conniver Stakes for state-breds in her most recent try March 23 at Laurel.

Helen Groves' And Why Not, a 4-year-old Street Cry (IRE) filly, attempts to rebound from eighth-place effort in the Bewitch Stakes (gr. III) at 1 1/2 miles over the Keeneland turf April 25. Trained by Michael Matz, she has done most of her running on dirt, including a third in last year's Go for Wand at Delaware. Cintron also has the call on And Why Not.

Fire Assay and Star's Tizzy Fit enter the Obeah off allowance victories.

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2. Star's Tizzy Fit (KY), S Russell, 117, N Saville, 10/1
3. Bryan's Jewel (KY), A Cintron, 121, M Robertson, 7/5
4. Ciguaraya (KY), A Castellano Jr., 117, E Kenneally, 8/1
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Nistle's Crunch with Robby Albarado (green cap) wins a tight finish in the Commonwealth Turf at Churchill Downs Nov. 9.

Shut off along the hedge in the final furlong, Nistle's Crunch altered his path sharply for jockey Robby Albarado and caught favored Seaspeak in the final yards to win the $112,900 Commonwealth Turf (gr. IIIT) (VIDEO) at Churchill Downs Nov. 9.

Nistle's Crunch earned his first stakes win for the sizzling Kenny McPeek barn, scoring by a half-length while completing the 1 1/16-mile turf event for 3-year-olds in 1:44.48 over a firm course.

The Van Nistelrooy colt out of the Island Whirl mare Sam Eye Am is owned and bred by Alien Farm. The New Jersey-bred ran seventh in the Florida Derby (gr. I) and fifth in the Haskell Invitational (gr. I) on dirt this year. But he has been hitting hard in his turf starts since the spring and finally broke through here while being overlooked at odds of 7-1.

Seaspeak, disqualified from victory in the Bryan Station Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland in his last start Oct. 12, had a slight edge over an unlucky Jimmy Simms approaching the wire, but was denied by the quickly closing Nistle's Crunch. Seaspeak, the 2-1 choice ridden by Kent Desormeaux, won a photo for second by a neck over Jimmy Simms and Shaun Bridgmohan. Snoose Goose and Veiled Prophet were each a nose farther back in fourth and fifth, respectively.

Nistle's Crunch ran sixth in the Bryan Station, his only out-of-the-money performance in five previous starts on grass this year.

"I think the race at Keeneland was a bit of a throw-out; it seemed like nothing quite went right going into the race or during the race," said McPeek, who is winning at a 33% clip at the current meet. "But Robby rode him to a ‘T’ today.”

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Nistle's Crunch, who had shifted off the rail slightly for the stretch run, angled back to the hedge inside the furlong marker. He then had to steady and alter course when blocked to split horses, finishing in a rush to gain an improbable victory.

“He was dressed and ready every point down the lane," Albarado said. "I just bided my time and waited for some room. I had some opening at the eighth pole and tried to dive in there but got squeezed out. Fortunately, I got out late and he came home nice. It was a nice finish.

"I think the turf course is a little soft today and conducive to his style. He got over it real nice.”

The victory improved Nistle's Crunch career record to 4-3-4 in 14 starts with earnings of $356,251 including the Commonwealth's winning share of $66,500. The bay colt has won twice on the grass in eight tries, while finishing in the money seven times.

Sent off as the fifth choice, Nistle's Crunch paid a healthy $17.20, $6.60, and $4.40 while leading a $2 exacta worth $57.20. Seaspeak, a son of Mizzen Mast   trained by Alex Clarkson, returned $4.40 and $3.

“He likes to lean on his neighbors," Desormeaux said of the favorite. "That got him DQ’d last time, and today I think it cost him the race. He’s a little quirky. We’ll figure him out. He’s got a lot left in him, that’s for sure.”

Jimmy Simms, making his stakes debut for Steve Asmussen, paid $4 to show.

Snoose Goose and Veiled Prophet both finished up well, followed by Amazing Results, Cherokee Triangle, Allsarott, Mr Maccool, and Boss Lafitte. Silver Mountain was scratched.

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Highbury, London

The heat, the heat. It wakes Gretta just after dawn, propelling her from the bed and down the stairs. It inhabits the house like a guest who has outstayed his welcome: it lies along corridors, it circles around curtains, it lolls heavily on sofas and chairs. The air in the kitchen is like a solid entity filling the space, pushing Gretta down into the floor, against the side of the table.

Only she would choose to bake bread in such weather.

Consider her now, yanking open the oven and grimacing in its scorching blast as she pulls out the bread tin. She is in her nightdress, hair still wound onto curlers. She takes two steps backwards and tips the steaming loaf into the sink, the weight of it reminding her, as it always does, of a baby, a newborn, the packed, damp warmth of it.

She has made soda bread three times a week for her entire married life. She is not about to let a little thing like a heatwave get in the way of that. Of course, living in London, it is impossible to get buttermilk; she has to make do with a mixture of half milk and half yogurt. A woman at Mass told her it worked and it does, up to a point, but it is never quite the same.

At a clacking sound on the lino behind her, she says, "Is that you? Bread's ready."

"It's going to be—" he begins, then stops.

Gretta waits for a moment before turning around. Robert is standing between the sink and the table, his large hands upturned, as if he's holding a tea tray. He is staring at something. The tarnished chrome of the tap, perhaps, the runnels of the draining board, that rusting enamel pan. Everything around them is so familiar, it's impossible sometimes to tell what your eye has been trained upon, the way a person can no longer hear the individual notes of a known piece of music.

"It's going to be a what?" she demands. He doesn't reply. She moves towards him and places a palm on his shoulder. "You all right?" She has, of late, been finding herself reminded of his age, the sudden stoop of his back, the look of mild confusion on his face.

"What?" He swings his head around to look at her, as if startled by her touch. "Yes." He nods. "Of course. I was just saying it's going to be another hot one today."

He shuffles sideways, just as she'd known he would, towards the thermometer, which clings, by a spit-moistened sucker, to the outside of the window.

It is the third month of the drought. For ten days now the heat has passed 90ºF. There has been no rain—not for days, not for weeks, not for months. No clouds pass, slow and stately as ships, over the roofs of these houses.

With a metallic click, like that of a hammer tapping a nail, a black spot lands on the window, as if pulled there by magnetic force. Robert, still peering at the thermometer, flinches. The insect has a striated underside, six legs splaying outwards. Another appears, at the other end of the window, then another, then another.

"Those buggers are back," he murmurs.

Gretta comes to see, jamming on her glasses. Together, they peer at them, transfixed.

Swarms of red-backed aphids have, in the past week, been passing over the city. They mass in trees, on car windscreens. They catch in the hair of children coming home from school, they find their way into the mouths of those crazy enough to cycle in this heat, their feet adhere to the sun-creamed limbs of people lying in their back gardens.

The aphids fling themselves from the window, their feet detaching at the same moment, as if alerted by some secret signal, and they disappear into the azure sky.

Gretta and Robert straighten up, in unison, relieved.

"That's them gone," he says.

She sees him glance at the clock on the wall—a quarter to seven. At precisely this time, for more than thirty years, he would leave the house. He would take his coat off the peg by the door, pick up his bag, call goodbye to them all, shouting and squawking in the kitchen, and slam the door behind him. He always left at six forty-five, on the proverbial dot, no matter what was happening, whether Michael Francis was refusing to get out of bed, whether Aoife was kicking up a stink about Godknowswhat, whether Monica was trying to take over the cooking of the bacon. Not his department, all that, never was. Six forty-five, and he was out the door, gone.

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This book focuses on the 'after-life' of historical texts in the period between the arrival of printing in England and the early eighteenth century. Whereas previous studies of historical writing during this period have focused on their authors and on their style or methodology, this work examines the history book from a number of other perspectives. The intent is to situate the study of history books within the current literature on the history of the book and the history of print culture. After discussing the process whereby the inheritance of the medieval chronicle was broken down into a variety of different historical genres during the sixteenth century, the author turns to the questions of how and why history books were read, who owned them, the borrowing and lending of them, their production and printing, and methods for marketing and distributing them.

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This is a comprehensive study of a group of avant-garde Soviet writers active in Leningrad in the 1920s and 1930s who styled themselves OBERIU, 'The Association for Real Art'. Graham Roberts re-examines commonly held assumptions about OBERIU, its identity as a group, its aesthetics and its place within the Russian and European literary traditions. He focuses on the prose and drama of group members Daniil Kharms, Aleksandr Vvedensky, and Konstantin Vaginov; he also considers work by Nikolay Zabolotsky and Igor Bakhterev, as well as the group's most important 'fellow-traveller', Nikolay Oleinikov. He places OBERIU in the context of the aesthetic theories of the Russian formalists and the Bakhtin circle. Roberts concludes by showing how the self-conscious literature of OBERIU - its metafiction - occupies an important transitional space between modernism and postmodernism.

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How did ordinary people and Church authorities communicate with each other in late antiquity and how did this interaction affect the processes of Christianization in the Roman Empire? By studying the relationship between the preacher and his congregation within the context of classical, urban traditions of public speaking, this book explains some of the reasons for the popularity of Christian sermons during the period. Its focus on John Chrysostom's sermons allows us to see how an educated church leader responded to and was influenced by a congregation of ordinary Christians. As a preacher in Antioch, Chrysostom took great care to convey his lessons to his congregation, which included a broad cross-section of society. Because of this, his sermons provide a fascinating view into the variety of beliefs held by the laity, demonstrating that many people could be actively engaged in their religion while disagreeing with their preacher.

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...the constituent Reichstag of the North German confederation as a member for this party. Eventually, this and other like-minded parties united in 1869 in the Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei ( Social Democratic Labour Party) of Germany.

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They’re bracing for what’s coming: millions of deportations and further crackdowns on both legal and illegal immigration.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration doesn’t want to talk about it.

When asked about the Obama-era program that allowed undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children to remain in the country and work, press secretary Sean Spicer has repeatedly demurred. Instead, he’s talked about the administration’s enforcement priorities. When deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders is asked about Donald Trump’s private remarks that these so-called DREAMers shouldn’t worry about deportation, she says she doesn’t want to get ahead of the president.

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA — which Trump said he would rescind on day one — is rough political terrain for the White House. Conservative media and elected officials see it as a rare hardline immigration promise the administration hasn’t kept, and the White House is kicking it down the road for as long as officials can.

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And in recent conversations, two administration sources pointed to chief strategist Steve Bannon as the man who preserved the current iteration of DACA, the victor of a debate with Attorney General Jeff Sessions and senior policy adviser Stephen Miller, who favored curtailing the program.

“Bannon usually wins most battles,” an administration insider said.

Previous reports have cast Bannon on one end of the spectrum on rescinding DACA and a more moderate group led by chief of staff Reince Priebus that wanted to keep it, but BuzzFeed News has learned that Bannon views DACA, which tends to be viewed more favorably than many immigration policies, as a strategic asset in the coming immigration policy battles, a source familiar with his thinking said.

“Trump was never in favor of repealing DACA,” said a source close to the president, who also said that keeping the program is in line with the immigration stance of Bannon, whose counsel Trump closely heeds. Bannon’s economic nationalist view is very much rooted in culture, and so eliminating DACA wouldn’t be a priority for him because “these kids have been here and they’re going to schools here,” the source said. “They’re Americans. They understand the culture.”

Last month at CPAC, for instance, Bannon said the “center core of what we believe” is that “we’re a nation with an economy — not an economy just in some global marketplace with open border — that we’re a nation with a culture and a reason for being, and I think that’s what unites us and I think that’s what’s going to unite this movement.”

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(Obama deported a record 3 million in his eight years as president and was protested as the deporter-in-chief by activists on the left.)

The Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, a man not viewed as a hardliner, said on CNN that he was considering separating parents who cross the border from their children. Even Republicans call it what the left has been screaming that it is, attrition through enforcement — a deterrence effort to stop immigrants from considering the trek into the United States because of how hard their lives could be.

“They’re upping the ante by saying families are going to be separated — that’s a scare tactic,” said the Republican who heard the goal of 4 million deportations by the end of next year. “They figure the shiver running through the community may be enough to keep some families from crossing. It’s rather effective.”

“It looks like they’re going after everybody except a sliver of immigrants, and that’s the DACA recipients without even minor offenses traffic tickets or anything else,” said Democratic Rep. Joaquin Castro, who noted that nonetheless, some DREAMers have been sitting in detention after Trump’s enforcement crackdown. “Whether that amounts to removing 9 or 10 million people, it’s an incredible amount of people. They’re going to tear families apart and create fear in communities that’s going to hurt the economies of a lot of American cities.”

A Trump official told BuzzFeed News that the administration isn’t necessarily shooting for specific numbers of deportations but said that in the past, children have been used by immigrants to illegally cross the border.

“We’re trying to discourage that,” the administration official said. “It may seem like a harsh policy, but the issue we’re attempting to address is to reduce the exposure that children have because they’re getting used.”

Marielena Hincapie, executive director of the National Immigration Law Center (NILC), which filed a lawsuit in support of Daniela Vargas, the DREAMer from Mississippi who was detained after speaking out at a protest last week and whose DACA status had expired, said the administration is engaged in “shock and awe” tactics on immigration.

She said even with its record figure, the Obama administration never deported more than 450,000 immigrants in a given year and Trump will find it difficult to go much beyond those numbers without decreasing due process and growing the use of efforts like “Operation Streamline,” a form of fast-tracked sentencing that allows one judge to rule on many defendants at one time.

The Mississippi case, as well as one in Seattle concerning another DACA recipient, has raised the issue early of just how the Trump administration will handle the Obama-era program, which was never codified into law.

There is also encroaching fear by organizations that are bracing for the administration to begin going after immigrants in the country legally and illegally who use public assistance programs, which was floated in a draft executive order leaked to the Washington Post and Vox.

Still, Republicans inside and outside the administration contend that immigration legislation could be Trump’s “Nixon in China” moment — a policy area where his credibility on the issue among his base allows him to push for some sort of immigration compromise, as he again floated to national news anchors last week.

“The president indicated that he’s open to compromise,” said Trump’s friend Christopher Ruddy, CEO of the conservative Newsmax Media, who routinely meets with him in Washington and at his private club Mar-a-Lago in West Palm Beach. “The position would be a smart thing politically and a smart thing for the country.”

Others contend Bannon is shrewd, and his willingness to wade into the policy issue might even be a sign that he has been caricatured inaccurately.

“I worked with Karl Rove and there were things said of him that weren’t true,” said Daniel Garza, executive director of the Koch brothers–funded LIBRE Initiative who is encouraged by the administration’s restraint on DACA. “It didn’t fit the caricature of what he was seen like, and it could be the same thing with Bannon. Rove got blamed for things he didn’t do and he didn’t get credit for certain things he did do.”

Mario Rodriguez, chair of the Hispanic 100, who threw a glitzy inaugural event for Trump in January, said he has met with Trump and Bannon in Trump Tower and that the enigmatic chief strategist is getting a raw deal. “Just like the president, give them a chance to do their job,” he said.

But activists wave away the prospect of immigration compromise if it means breaking the will of immigrant communities on the way to a bad deal.

“Come 2018, compromise on immigration is going to be hard after so much pain has been instilled in these communities,” Hincapie said.

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Use the enhanced Kontour KRA222 K2C Expansion Arm Kit to add an additional K2C monitor arm to an existing K2C installation. This provides a fast & easy means up upgrading from an existing single-arm K2C120 to a dual-arm K2C220 configuration.

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Type: Mounting component

Brand: Chief
Manufacturer: Chief Manufacturing
Model: KRA222S
Packaged Quantity: 1
Product Line: Chief Kontour Series

Flat Panel Mount Interface: 100 x 100 mm , 75 x 75 mm
Max Load Weight: 22 lbs

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Cisco processor heatsink

Mfg. Part: UCSB-HS-EP-M4-F= | CDW Part: 3945849 | UNSPSC: 43211612
$99.00SAVE $49.01
$49.99Advertised Price

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  • Processor heatsink
  • for UCS B200 M4 Entry SmartPlay
  • B200 M4 Performance Smart Play
  • B200 M4 Value Smart Play
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Product Overview
Main Features
  • Processor heatsink
  • for UCS B200 M4 Entry SmartPlay
  • B200 M4 Performance Smart Play
  • B200 M4 Value Smart Play
Technical Specifications
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Refer to the manufacturer for an explanation of the print speed and other ratings.
Brand: Cisco
Compatibility: PC
Manufacturer: Cisco Unified Computing Disti
Packaged Quantity: 1
Product Line: Cisco

Features: Front mountable
Product Type: Processor heatsink

Category of Accessory: Cooling and fans , Desktop computer and server accessories

Miscellaneous (CDW)
Compatible With:
Cisco UCS B200 M4 Entry SmartPlay
Cisco UCS B200 M4 Performance Smart Play
Cisco UCS B200 M4 Value Smart Play

Product Reviews
Cisco processor heatsink is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 3.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from I appreciate the interface for UCS as it makes it much easier to manage specific scopes without having to go to the command line on a console. But you still need the console; I did not appreciate that I had to locate a port replicator and rollover cable to connect to the fiber interface.
Date published: 2016-07-14
Rated 4 out of 5 by from We use the Cisco UCS blades as a set of 6 Hypervisors using VMware, tied to NetApp SAN storage over FC and iSCSI.
Date published: 2015-11-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by from The mother of our servers pod. This server system is quite heavy. Configuring it also quite difficult, but afterwards, its start to perform just like any ordinary servers, but with all the Cisco feature build around it. let say FCoE, best thermal dissipation, and rock solid performance and stability. Installed using vmware ESXi designed specific for cisco UCS.
Date published: 2015-03-20
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