I'm a firm believer of anyone who works for me making a profit...a laborer is worth his hire and don't mussle the ox that treads the corn but, don't let me discover at the closing table that you're making some unbelievable bonus. 3.

@Darren Budahn is right about Mc Bob's though, great corned beef, although you can also get that at Benji's deli in Shorewood and Fox Point, where I'm often camped out, slobbing down a 1/2 lb Benji corned beef sandwich.

I like candy corn hahaha.

Some structure their portfolios as such 70/20/10 thats percentages of stocks/bonds/cash or a mixture similar to that.

So as long as vehicles are using diesel fuel and farmers are growing corn/wheat, there will always be contractors coming here for short term jobs. 

I have use a mixture of pea gravel and 3/4" rock. 

If there is a mixture, then chances are, I doesn't really matter, but you could always try a few flips without slicking the ceilings and see how it goes.

The characteristics of these areas tend to be that they have a mixture of real estate there.  

Well it was calculated LUCK.. new freeway off ramp  New home depot.. and by the grace of god and city planning we came into the city limits by ONE lot.. and they up zoned us to mixed use resi.. so you can have a mixture of commercial and resi.it will take a bigger developer to put a bunch of those parcels together.. we are getting looked at..

We recently put a BRRRR under contract using a mixture of HELOC funds and hard money.