In the end I broke even, but considering the time and energy I put into that deal I really lost out big time in the end.

Now if you want to be fancy you can also get a desalination plant to pull water from the ocean, but those are still quite expensive, energy hogs, and not needed unless you have some serious water demands.

If you desire it, go after it with all your energy and passion.

With high energy prices, I figured for sure this stock would benefit.

We're focusing most of our energy west of I-71 in reaction to the lending issues, it's a slightly smaller market and so the prices go up a little and the number of deals / frequency you can get them at goes down a little as well.

My theory in short (abstract from my blog) is this:With a devalued dollar, China and India needing more energy to address their industrial growth, supply and demand ratio increasing on a daily basis - the amount we pump out of the ground is inversely proportional to the demand in the world, a subsidized price that we were paying in the past in the USA (around 90s and early 2000) and Inflation.

I also find the posts very hilarious.I got on the forum to see if there was anything on NR, and yes there is.Some people have too much time on their hands, so much negative energy and need to be heard.To quickly explain.

Someone who invests in real estate is investing their time, energy, and money with the intention of seeing a profitable return.

I am new to the website but I am looking to see if there are any center city investors that have licenses or agents that are interested in working with a young real estate agent who has the energy and determination to go for big projects.I do residential resales but already am targeting multi-million land deals.

Than is a high energy guy and he was a good one for a first time boot camper, but if you have been to them in the past, you can order his books online at ebay and get out of them nothing new and exciting.