I'm getting pretty energized about learning as much as I can.

I have looked into living trusts in the past but this podcast has re-energized me.My question concerns a property solely in my name that I plan to refinance within the next 18 months.

While there are some nice historic apartment buildings in Palmer Park, a number of which are undergoing rehab by a couple of very energized investors, Palmer Woods is IMO the premier neighborhood in Detroit, with numerous 5000 - 7000 sqft homes built during the gilded age with no expense spared.

Yes, they are not going to always "fail safely"; when it fails, you want it to be safe and that means that the circuits are de-energized.

They will make the stories that keep you young and energized.  

There are definitely people on BP who are energized helping people who are brand new and do not know the first thing.

The sessions are great, the speakers are impressive, the crowd is energized -- AWESOME!

But, getting to talk 1:1 with guys like Marty, Chris Clothier, Kevin Kaczmarek, Rich Weese, Peter Giardini, Mark Gruber and a whole host of other amazingly talented real estate and business people really got me energized and excited about trying some new things, growing the business and taking some new risks.

Use either Duracell or Energizer 9V alkaline batteries when you have the detectors behaving like that.

That means that unless you can readily identify the receptacle at the end of that daisy-chain to start from, you might see one in the middle as being bad when it is one further along in the chain.Now, when Bill mentioned "to see if the circuit is in phase", I would venture a guess that he means that the black (hot) and white (neutral) might not be properly connected in any of the receptacles along the daisy chain, so that when equipment gets energized in, the GFCI ends up tripping.