i read the home depot and lowes circulars religiously, and often find my idea of a nice afternoon to be walking home depot with a starbucks and a notebook.

in order to get 5 appts a week, you, your broker and the team will have to tirelessly call, knock on doors, farm mailings religiously, etc.

My favorite is the Maximum Allowable Offer, which goes downright religious by claiming the number 7 is always valid.

Recently over the last month or so been listening to the bp podcast religiously, reading up on the beginners guide/blog/forums, and scouring the internet for valuable information.

For example, the non-religious and non-believers.

Religious teachings tell us that "the love of money is at the root of all kinds of evil."

I know some NPs who get carried away with these requirements, like attempting to get them to attend a certain church, but you can't go there and unreasonably require someone to do some things that violates basic freedoms, religious views, political affiliations, health issues, etc.

They will tell you that winters are brutal there and if you are paying for heat not just water you will be in for a rude awakening as energy prices have increased substantially in the US.

He's also a good family man and active in his church (I'm not religious but I can appreciate folks who have a strong sense of spirituality in what they do).So we decided to form a partnership, my first long term business relationship in about 8-9 years.

It's odd to me that the far right trumpets freedom and individual rights yet has no problem with inflicting religious views on the entire nation contrary to the pricipals of freedom of religion....I guess you are free to believe what you like so long as it's the same way as the far righties.