First off, I salute the women in RE and every industry as they have to deal with stereotypes and dumb **** that most of us men don't.

but I just cant be a party to transactions where middle men or anyone for that matter just goes into contract tells someone their house is only worth half of what its really worth or will real sell for..  

One of my favorite lines is on a rap song which sums it perfectly “men lie women lie, numbers don’t”.

Unfortunately, not me I want the auto gain financial independence the ability to provide not just for me and my family but my community as well show other young men that there are more ways to make it in the world.

I can drive around the city on days off and see that there are significantly fewer grown men hanging out doing nothing during a work day in Pawtucket than there used to be, and a few new businesses and restaurants, but I am not sure what metrics would be most important to look at in order to really understand the towns I am looking at.Does anyone have any suggestions on metrics I can look at that can help me understand the strength of the economic growth of a town?

They always seem like great young men and women.

Are they living a version of "no country for old men" and they can't go by the door?

I once showed a 40 acre piece of land to a group of 8 men.

Hi @Michael Noto, I'm also searching for general handy-men.

I luckily found painters and tilers and flooring men for cheap but did a good job.