Kel-Tec also makes a nice VERY lightweight .380, and it's available in a carbon fiber composite finish that is SWEET.

There use to be piping referred to as orangeburg pipe used here in NY,NJ and PA and I am sure lots of other places up until around the 40s I believe. also knon as fiber conduit.

@Dusty Corning What are your thoughts about Sugar Land or Richmond?

thanks Bill, I am targeting high end customers only and the flip would be real one for a 1970 year apt, removing pop corn, open kitchen and change cabinets and flooring so it will be real comfortable inside.

The best way I've found to implement this is lease as close to FMV initially which is typically not an issue since I have a nice, newly updated place with lots of creature comforts unusual for my area (A/C, Fiber internet, private fenced yard with lawncare, pets allowed with no fees or pet rent, completely remodeled interior (1950s original construction).

Hello friends,Anyone have experience using carbon fiber strips or sheets to stabilize a basement wall (bowing 1.5") rather than steel I-beams.

When I lived in Watertown I was right across from a corn field. 

I scatter cracked corn in that lot about 17 yards away from a window. 

See, apples are great, Chris, but this is an orange and it's got fiber like your apple, but also it's got vitamin C and stuff.

The property we are currently purchasing has the option of having google fiber hooked up for it.