This is a lower middle class but mostly tidy neighborhood, late 80's construction.I'm aiming for modern but inexpensive finishings as we are on a fairly tight budget (most of it is going to AC/roof etc).

I'm in the middle of purchasing my primary residence in the Art Museum area of Philadelphia then looking to get back into REI after a substantial break.

I am glad I found it early, rather than getting caught in the middle of a deal like this without knowing.

In residential, the learning curve is smaller because the deviations from the middle are not that large.

Normal education in elementary & middle school consist of social studies, science, math, english etc., and I honestly couldn't tell you one significant thing I've gotten out of that and as for the more building blocks such as your ABCs and simple math may all be learned on the computer.A dream school for children, for me, would consist of Law, Accounting, Investing, Networking & Marketing.

I had about 3 different ideas all melting into one mess in the middle of my brain and nothing made sense.1) My original intent was to give a fixed return for a fixed time.

If you have a college degree from a state school and, for example, pass the 10 exams of the Casualty Actuarial Society (I know, I make it sound simple, lol) you're light years ahead of someone with the same degree from Ivy league.

Good morning all: Thanks for your support in the middle of the night.

It is in an upper middle class area, that has a lot of foreclosures.

I would most likely inhabit the middle sized unit, (950), due to how much stuff I have.