The bottom line is that economics are driven by human nature and behavior, which as we all know works the same in any part of the world and in any era, which is why history has that nasty habit of repeating itself over and over.Just last night JP Morgan agreed to buy Bear Stearns (up until Friday the 5th largest investment bank) for $2 a share!!!

It's just not a city where any logical human would want to spend any time. 

They do make bark silencers that you can place in your yard that emit a high-pitched sound humans can't hear but supposedly stops neighbors' dogs from barking.   

BUT BUT BUT.... remember the human element.

If your city has a Habitat For Humanity Restore, go there!

It's not a standard part of appraisal analysis, but at the same time appraisers are human.

Human touch and relationship is so critical as @Tom Parris said. 

We also love all things social and human so please be in touch!

Less competition for me :).In reality, this business isn't dead and even though the barrier to entry is low, the actual expertise, salesmanship, marketing capability and human networking ability needed to complete a deal is not low.This business is like a snowball, once it starts rolling it's damn near impossible to stop.

Reguarly $299 at StaplesAnd i use humans to fold and stuff my letters...LOL My neighbors wife stay homes so she folds each letter for 5 cents.