My husband's family is from Yellow Springs outside of Dayton, his mother is still there, and he works for a foundation that requires he visit every other month..

If you haven't, pick up a few books at the library to at least build a good foundation, then you can navigate the swirling ocean of information here at BP a whole lot better!

Her attorney headed up the foundation.

100 years old, I really check the foundation closely, it's been there this long without issues, it may stand another 100, but check closely along with all other issues. $230, 000 would be my start cash wise, some harder nose types here may say less.

I have found a foreclosed property for sale that has alot of foundation problems.

There are a number of variables, such as soil type, compaction, and foundation type of the structure that have to be accounted for.

Many women in your circumstances are able to get jobs, or return to school, building a strong foundation for the future!

Use the site to get a solid foundation as you get more involved in larger investments.

I think Romney understands that and will do it, and I think Obama wants to keep throwing money into the pit, hoping nobody sees the crumbling foundation.

We have done everything from no work (wholesaling) to complete gut/reside/reroof/repipe/rewire/foundation/mold and everything in between.