I guy I would see every now and then and would talk weather and sports to sat next to me, I didn't even know what he did for a living, he was a close to the vest type of guy.

Government has deep pockets and design plants that are built like tanks, but run like sports cars.

I'm also diving into the podcasts...they will be a nice alternative to Boston sports talk radio on my work commute.

The only one I made money on was a sports grill that burned down-------THREE times!

Old shrubs make a house look old, new shrubs make a house look new.Tree low hanging tree branchesRun a dehumidifier in basementRemove cars from driveway, garage, and front streetMake sure sump pumps are in working orderHave drains professionally cleaned preventivelyTake down and put away all personal pictures, and any political, religious, or sports references.Professionally clean carpets.Make sure there are no odors, whether from pets, smoking, or cooking etc.Paint the entire interior with neutral colors, doesn't have to be white (snow blind white not recommended), but subdued earth tones work.Have heat or air conditioning on but set at moderate level, should not be too hot or too cold.Keep electric turned on, water too but caution for freeze damage and leaks in vacant houses.

I have a sports background playing competitively for Stephen F Aûstin St and University of Houston.

You will NOT be able to access the blocked sites.I've been allowing myself at most maybe 30 minutes of Facebook, blogs, news, sports, netflix, hulu, etc. for the past month and then I go straight into an 6 or 8 hr block period.

I'm a big sports fan, but I find myself coming here more than checking sports news now.

My background has been mostly in Sports & Radio.

I have seen the name of 3 turnkey companies in Indianapolis quite often in the forums (FS Houses, Norada Real Estate and Pinnacle Investment Properties) and I would like to hear from those of you who have had an experience with these turn-key companies or with other turn-key companies in Indianapolis.