In the above I bolded "services".

We brought Spanish revival back to this home by going with light tan and bold espresso color tones inside and out.

I began working for Bold Homes, a Residential Contracting Company in the beginning of 2016 while in school, and continue with them to this day as a Project Manager.

This is why New Bold (between Broad and Point Breeze) is arguably one of the hottest pockets in South Philly due to how close it is to the Broad Street Line.  

Plain and bold.

You would not have made this had you not adopted the murderer's narrative.I will be so bold as to dispute that narrative.

At least 750 hours in real estate trades or businesses in which you materially participate and more than 50% of total hours in real estate trades or businesses in which you materially participate.There are intricacies beyond the bold face though....Hours spent as an employee in an RE trade or business don't count towards the RE trade or business hours unless the employee is at least a 5% owner. 

To be among the new intellectuals of the 21st century, to challenge the conscience of humankind, to write my name in letters firm and bold in history as a great and original thinker...I am reduced to a tragic, pathetic figure wheezing on the dust of construction debris, hands calloused and gnarled to tell a tale of innumerable tasks, back stooped after Herculean labors, misery made flesh, all in the name of love.Tale as old as time.

Once that occurs and the inventory is sold, the trickle in gentrification from those neighborhoods starts to increase the need for inventory in the adjacent neighborhoods (the same reason why Grays Ferry has been blowing up relative to PB/New Bold, and Cedar Park/Cobbs creek has been blowing up due to U-City. 2015 was the best time to buy back then because the city was making a turn around and you could still pick up properties in almost every neighborhood for dirt cheap.

Making bold moves and pushing self past prior 'limitting beliefs' Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?