Not worth the time or energy of priming when it's ran dry, most people can't afford the oil either..

The instructor Dylan presented the material in a very cut and dry manner.

That's like being in a dry county and selling club memberships at the door for a dollar and calling it a private club, that doesn't fly.

From what a soil engineer told me a 100 % dry piece of Yazoo Clay 1 inch square can expand to 12 inch's square when water is added..

This stems off a question I asked the other day and got some great answers.I'm wondering what the (LA County) costs and process might look like for all of the permitting, creating a new street address, new water, new waste, new power lines, and having a driveway carved into the curb.When doing these things with the City/County - Do they take many months to make happen?

May have to reconsider after the bank financing dries up.Has anyone else been through this mental loop and come to the same or different conclusions?

He is going to go over there tomorrow to get measurements and provide a bid as well.I had $6000 in the budget for this, so hopefully I don't get hung out to dry on this one....

I would never leave a seller or tenant-buyer high and dry unless it was from their own doing.

Then we laminated the paper sheets and used dry erase markers, which sped up the game a bit.

Inefficient, but the margins were so large on my deals that I could afford to have dry powder sitting under the mattress.