I'm very cautious with those since even if the current system is gravity fed you may not be able to keep it if you are pulling permits or it has an issue.

In the end, you can work around a lot of things, but a victim of life is not recommended because they will drag you down to your level more often than you raise them up to yours (stupid gravity ;- )Best wishes. 

One more point to consider is gravity.

Starbucks pays the rents, I guess :PBut in all gravity, there are a lot of factors that go into what makes an area good or bad.

.- He proved the Law of Gravity was unconstitutional.- He slept with a 16 year old girl and she got arrested.- He once transferred the national debt to his credit card for the miles.- He's allowed to buy stocks at yesterday's price.- His phone number is "1".- He will not answer when you dial "1".- He took his specimen to a sperm bank and they gave him the building for it.- A solar eclipse once waited for him to finish his golf game.- Compasses always point towards him.- If he ever told you to jump off a cliff, you would.- It's not New Years until his watch says midnight December 31.- Santa Claus always stops at his house first.- Opthomologists use his eyes to calibrate their LASIK equipment.

This is off RE topic, but since we have a lot of professionals on here and I noticed a few pilots I'm hoping to get some insight on the gravity of my fears.I travel a lot with my company, including flights cross-country and the dreaded Atlanta to Honolulu flight a few times a year.

Here is an article I wrote about that: [http://realestateinvestmentblog.silentpartnergroup.com/2011/01/gravity-of-neighborhoods.html]Availabity of opportunities in that neighborhood with the right returns, of course also factors in.But if I had to choose between short term yield and the long term stability of a neighborhood I would live in, I'd take the latter all day long.Mark Andrew Small[www.silentpartnergroup.com]investments so consistent and profitable - they're boring...

Interested in a property listed at 260K (relisted 100 days ago and description states 75k price reduction- but not sure if this is accurate) According to title Wells Fargo has owned since Oct 2008can't find trustee record so don't know how much wells put out for it when foreclosedLast owner paid 310 in 2006Its been shown A LOT (millions of cards on kitchen counter) but has been sitting for a long time (don't know total dom- but most likely 12-16 months) This is most likely due to a monster gravity heat system.

You know, it's called Newton's Theory of Gravity too...do you dispute it because it's called a "Theory"?

This allows gravity to divert the water back outside the structure should it make its way behind the siding. whatever type it is.