In other words, falling rents don't cause falling house values and vice versa.A rental is a commodity, like a gallon of gas or milk.

Not saying that I do, but how many people can write off dollar for dollar every gallon of fuel used during the year or dollar spent of automotive purchases and maintenence among other things.

Well, I paid for a few gallons of paint, supplies, plus a bit of sweat.

It has been said that some manufacturers have thinned out their paint and left their good name on, all in the name of allowing certain retailers the ability to sell hundreds of thousands of gallons a month at what appears to be a bargain price.

If I'm buying "whoops" paint at HD for $5/gallon and you're paying $20, my costs are lower.

Don't forget your advertising costs, your travel costs (with gas at $3+ per gallon).

I could buy at safeway for $1.94. now it's $2.18 everywhere.lets see, $.24 more per gallon, times 23 gallons.. = $5.52 x 4 fill ups a month, = $22.08 x 12 months in a year = $265 more per year in gas.

I certainly charge more than $50 to do this (gas is $3.00/gallon after all) but I guess I was wanting to see if a condensed form of that service (without having to ride all over town to view properties) would be worth while to to anyone.

There were several 5-gallon buckets of human feces in the house.

We spilled about 200 gallons of oil accidently near a river east of town, DNR wasn't even concerned with such a small amount, that was years ago.Yes Jon, Times Beach, Mo. outside St.