I heard last week that builders have about an 18 MONTH supply of unsold inventory.This is caused by two things; sales slowing-which means that if they've been selling 10/month in one development they may only be selling 5/month now, and continuing to build.

So whether devices such as computers, phone boosters etc...are considered "small appliances" is not even part of the equation because usages, or unintentional usages has nothing to do with the installations.What is clear is that the circuit supplying the kitchen walls and counters cannot be split off to power undercabinet lights or kitchen island lights, and cannot be split off to power "any OTHER outlets", the key is the interpretation of "other" here.

They charge a $40 flat fee to assess the situation, then go to the hardware store, buy supplies, and fix the problem that day charging a per hour rate plus the actual cost of supplies.

If not listed, the owner should be able to supply the same information.

There is definitely an unending supply of information and networking opportunities here.

Rental licenses.Municipal inspection fees.Certificate of Occupancy fees.Trash.Sewer.Postage.Office supplies.

My gut is telling me that it's going to be a bumpy year for real estate considering interest rates going up to around 5%, tighter lending requirements, lower FHA loan limits, the big hedge funds and REITS moving out of the cash market.On the other hand, inventories are low, distressed properties are being taken off the books and defaults are low.So demand will outstrip supply in most areas of the country if only slightly.But that's just what I'm feeling.

Shutting the water supply to toilet will just cut supply to the tank.

Karyn you are sitting on an endless supply of private money through your connections.

The main market factors are supply/demand, property tax rates, insurance rates, property values, and other local economic factors.Some others are, what is your risk tolerance?