Nobody gives TWO craps while people rot on the streets in Liberia because there aren't any beds to treat sick patients, but DEAR LORD, ONE man in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA has Ebola, and nowwwwwww it's a cause for concern, so we need to close our borders and keep those pesky little Africans from stepping on my ground and infecting MY people with their African diseases.

my dad says Everything has to dried before insurance has to make its assessment.  

my dad says Everything has to dried before insurance has to make its assessment.  

The system they install for the basement is like a B-Dry system.  

As Bourdain points out, until there is the infrastructure to support the people who will live in these fixer uppers, grocery stores, gas stations, dry cleaners, etc, its really not worth rehabbing them for your own retirement.

Do you come across as someone they want to work with or are you just a vampire out to suck them dry?

They rot, especially in wet basements.  

I'm currently in South Florida and the deals have been drying up.

They are smaller in capacity and dries REAL SLOWWWWWW.

Real Estate investing isn't always cut and dry and isn't easy.