Passed the Maryland Bar and am studying for the Broker's exam.

The bar is set so low to become an agent, and for the certifications, that they do little to establish credibility or expertise.

While we are on beer, a bunch of us went to a sports bar for a Cards game.

If I were doing it, I would see if the wall between the kitchen and living area is load bearing, and if it is not....then I would knock out the top half of that wall to open it up and create a breakfast bar there.

You arrive on the scene as the problem solver and you find a solution to their problem.

I see the same thing at a private golf club, (you can only join now if someone dies and the heirs sell the membership BTW) go to the bar and listen to the trash talk and not only would you understand that not only do we have our upper class, the chance of you joining is very, very slim, yet these people (the 47%) still try to identify with them and vote against thier own best interests.

I've been told the free Florida Bar lease is too tenant friendly/doesn't cover enough real world situtions that can occur.There's also a great book by Mark Warda for Fla. landlords which can help you understand your rights.

Meeting at a coffee shop, bar or restaurant and getting to know the others helps all in the group.

This person pleaded guilty to a felony charge of leaving the scene of a vehicle accident within the past 6 months.

Search for it in the BP search bar.