Unfortunately, buying an individual shelf is pretty expensive.

You also need to consider that Fannie and Freddie have decided in their "infinite wisdom" that a condo development must be 71% sold to qualify for a loan.

very few kids draw on walls, and a $25 can of paint can't fix. never had a problem with cabinets, but if you have a side by side refrigerator then tend to step on inside to reach something on the higher shelf

I’m reading, researching; implement myown business credit, so farEvery time I look up any Business Credit Companiesin Nevada their tons of complaints, lawsuits, and many ripe off claimsEspecially in Henderson, NevadaAll aged shelf corporations are over prices and also seems to be a scamJust my observationsHenderson , Nevada :Tom Kish program, Corporate Credit Networkaka CCN or True Build, Trent Lee and Chad Lee, etcAnyone have any insight on legit Business CreditCompanies out there

To further compound the point, back in the 0% down days it was very easy to make infinite ROI even though your cash flow might have been barely above break even. :)

They were certainly a contributor, but I would not say that they were a "major contributor"I would have to say that the "major" contributors were the greedy banks giving loans to anyone with or without a heart beat (also to their qualifying pets, ha ha) as well as wall street and their infinite greed, finding very lucrative ways to package up the loans and sell them off for billions of dollars.Your thoughts?

In the land of infinite foreclosures here, "option" seems to be an ugly word.

We are selling property in Charlotte and they are flying off the shelf.

Might have something to do with all that mercury to increase shelf life.And, for what it's worth.

It will just collect dust sitting on the shelf.