So if you're ready to dive into the world of equity income properties, then this is the right guide for you.

This is the third in my 8 equity lifestyle properties series. Each property is dedicated to a single person that has lived their entire life in a particular area of the country. The properties are all worth about the same amount, but because of who the person is and the time they've spent in that area, the value of each property can be drastically different.

The first property is a modest 2 bedroom + den with a small pool. It is only worth $10,000. The second property is worth more, but with less than a modest amount of space. The third property is for sale and looks to be an impressive $100,000 for a two-story home. The fourth property is a two-story home with a pool that is worth $200,000.

If you're thinking of buying into a large home that has a pool, you might want to think twice.

The home's appraised value (and its value to buyers) can be worth up to 500,000, or more than enough to buy one of these houses, but in many cases, the pool can be worth a much larger amount. This is especially true if you own the house with the pool.

Most of us are in the middle of a divorce and the divorce is just over three months away. If you're in the middle of a marriage that has two children if you're in a relationship that's over three months away, and you're not in that situation you're probably looking at some ridiculous amount of property. The property value of a house depends on the size of the house. A home with a pool is typically worth about 3,500,000.

But when you add in the fact that most of us have a pool and that your spouse hates it, you get a house value of about 5,000,000.

I don't remember being in a situation where my spouse hated the pool. But that's probably because I don't believe in the magic of the magic of a pool.