Imagine walking around the perimeter of the home scouring particle board with an un-guarded skillsaw.

I would also look at adding an edge guard on each side of the tub to keep water from working its way out. 

It mostly just kind of cathces the dog off guard and helps break that habbit of "bored" barking. 

@Jonathan YehJust starting out myself but in that situation I would: Network but keep quite about your resourcesKeep my guard upEducate myself about syndicationsLearn how to vet a good deal in said marketFind a killer opportunity in your new circle that’s about to collapse due to funding.

The monthly costs can be higher into the hundreds or more per account with bank charges but typically beats having the security guards and lots of cash around.The main thought is the cigarette companies as the states and feds become possibly more open to deregulation then these larger tobacco companies might look to buy out established mid level to large level operators to dominate the space.

v=JrYtD7gSWsIIf you were in a nice large complex this would probably be less likely to happen, and you could have a pool, a hot tub, a fitness room, a dog walking area ,and possibly guarded parking at night.Just my 2 cents.

I am stationed in Alameda, CA working for the US Coast Guard and currently commute to Santa Rosa.

Since HELOCs have adjustable rates they will often catch people off guard when they adjust.

But you may be better off going with a B-class or above area at first, if only to get your bearings before attempting more challenging deals.I know I'm a bit more paranoid / guarded / etc. than you may expect. 

Since HELOCs have adjustable rates they will often catch people off guard when they adjust.