They are playing on that to skate by on paying.

Use cheap roller covers "Valeur General"from Big Lots and cheap 2-inch black natural-bristle paint brushes from Harbor Freight Tools, they'll work well enough to get the job done if you replace them often.

Normally I recommend someone to get a long tape measure or roller wheel, flags and cones and lay out on the ground. 

I've been an investor in Detroit since 2011 and it's been a roller coaster. 

However, that doesn't mean you get to skate free.

Numbers are all over the board @Adam Feick, but proximity to the lake is important.You are a short drive to Cedar Point (kick a$$ park, roller coasters baby!)

This is going to be your guide throughout your roller coaster journey and will keep you looking forward through the good and bad days.

The laws and opinions may change but as of now that’s how it is"I skate to where [I think] the puck is going, not to where it has been."

of coarse he’s going to steer you toward the stock market roller coaster rather than solid real assets .

Had he been able to cover losses he probably would have skated by, investors who get their money usually don't complain.