I have talk to bankers, lawyers, politicians, and ask each one to let's talk about the Dodd-Frank act, and they look at me like what watermelon truck did you come into town on.

I really did not care though because of the monster appreciation.

Seemed to install like an invisible fence I could do myself. http://www.warmquest.com/products-snow-melting.php My justification was that while the initial investment might be a $1000-1500 or so, it'd pay for itself since a plow and truck are several thousand and it could $25-50 for professional show removal on each snow storm.

I guess having a local warehouse will save on shipping, assuming I can find a truck :) But the big box store truck rental will be a lot less for a few hours than shipping costs on heavy flooring.

I have real estate holdings in both markets: a commercial bare land speculation (in my SDIRA), second set of commercial lots (location of a food truck business I co-own), a SFH, and a fourplex.

However I work a monster schedule so time to flip on the side is pretty much non-existent.I come to BP for help!

I spoke with the gas company and they said that either one of the tenants could have bumped/hit the gas meter or a large truck could have driven down the street and activated it.

Is that U-haul the dumping truck?

Especially if I have my contractor move my truck around. 

The fire chief is requiring me to put in sprinklers in my duplex because he says his fire truck can't make the turn into the alley/fire lane.