There is never a dull moment in this business.

I would appreciate your keep your laughter to a dull roar.

That way I would learn things from my job that would be useful in my investments, as well as make a dull career somewhat more bearable.

That way I would learn things from my job that would be useful in my investments, as well as make a dull career somewhat more bearable.

I wouldn't use flat paint at all (it's dull and almost impossible to get marks out of) but especially for bathrooms.

Sorry if the question sounds dull, i just couldn't think of any instances where a welder would be needed.

I would never go back to the dust and rapidly dulled, expensive saw blades.  

Clean, dull and dry is always the formula before you paint a surface.

Hi Jeffrey,Build up to about $25,000 cash in an FDIC account that you can access quickly as a first goal, then re-assess your situation.Make your goal to accumulate that cash as fast as possible to dull the effects of inflation on the initial dollars.Work more than one job and save 100% of your income if you can.Good Luck!

Couple things I've noticed since we moved in:1.) white carpet is a nightmare (the seller put it in the basement before we moved in)2.) the loud, dull plumbing noise that kept waking us up was a cheap and easy fix (under $200)3.) the ability to split out the basement basically makes this two investments instead of one4.) utilizing amazon for door step delivery is really, really nice and can help you save a ton of timeDid you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?