I'm pretty involved, and have a miter saw, table saw, jig saw, circular saw, etc...

Don't assume.You know what circular reasoning is, right?

Their offering circulars can augment your own primary research.

It's what has occurred in that special moment when you open up the box of your flimsy $9 buniness cards -- the ones with the top of your head cut off -- and you proceed to throw them into the circular file.

2) I attend a family dinner within USA (group of 5 or more, but no more than a circular table) and during the dinner, we spend more than 50% of the time talking about risk, budget, and opportunity regarding to international real estate investment.

This is rather circular and unreasonable.

You cut it with a masonry blade in a circular saw, and sand a nice rounded edge on it all the way around.

LOL  give me a good ole deed of trust with power of sale state any day.I still get circulars from my attorney's keeping me abreast of the foreclosure laws ( at least here in Oregon and Washington) and there is only so much time you can post pone a sale without starting over.. its something in the order of 5 to 7 months..

@Justin Whitfield You will want to look at your child's 529 plan "offering circular" or more commonly known as a "disclosure statement".

They built a subdivision directly behind mine and connected it with a street, homes from the 350s-500s, garages, circular driveways...you get the picture.