But stock investing is not for everyone - it requires a tough mindset to go against the crowd and have the stomach to embrace the volatility.

Nice to see it embraced!

Foundation SurfaceThe exterior surface of the foundation is Parged (covered with a thin coat of a cementitious material for refinement of the surface).Fill and seal all of the cracks in the foundation to reduce moisture penetration and relateddamages.Animal hole noted along the foundation Cracked/damaged sections of the parge coat noted on the exterior foundation wall; recommend repair to help prevent moisture entry and additional damages.

Improving the unit, helping a Soldier through a difficult time, embracing the suck that the Army life, pushing each other farther than we want to go and smiling all the while.

I disagree with him though, to the extent that door-knocking is not the way since it's the most frustrating and unpleasant experience for both sides, as the prospect is not ready for you.We need not work harder but smarter by going digital, being where the eyeballs are, and not doing it all by ourselves by outsourcing the online marketing activities to experts that have invested their years and have embraced the online tools that most have a hard time getting their head around.What we need is "Warm Calling".

I suspect water is penetrating the block and we need to get the house fired out before we try to repair interior walls but I’m still concerned that drywall mud isn’t the solution.

I'd go in knowing that the D properties will have D problems, but in the end I'm embracing the suck in order to achieve the greater good that is accomplished with the better properties.Different folks = different strokes

It is also likely there have been numerous water leaks over the past 10 years or more that have further damaged the electrical system by causing unseen corrosion of conduits and boxes, potentially with water penetrating into the conduits and accumulating in low spots.If some/all of the above is accurate, your Board should have been well aware of the condition of the system, especially visible components such as the meter boxes.

I've read that book a couple of times and it is always a great read, but it lacks the truly deep knowledge you need to fully embrace your future.

I bought a long-distance SFH recently where the main sewer line(clay) had some signs of root penetration.