It's what we know, it's in our blood, it's not a challenge, we just love it.

You can't get blood from a turnip.On the other hand, if you give a low income tenant a year lease, they've got you.

They don't mind "rent to own" signs but their blood pressure explodes when they see "we buy houses".

I have grown up doing every aspect of this industry from maintenance to management and feel Real Estate is in my blood.

That way it is circulating air 24/7 with the ac kicking on as needed.

The dangers of lead-based paint had begun to circulate by the late 1800s and early 1900s, so some manufacturers stopped using lead in paint earlier than others.With an internet search, I found this brief chronological history of the use of lead-based paint in the United States:* Use of white lead began in the Colonial times and ultimately peaked in 1922.* In 1951, Baltimore banned the use of lead pigment in interior paint in Baltimore housing – the first such restriction in the country.* In 1955, the industry, working with public health officials and organizations, adopted a voluntary national standard to prohibit, in effect, the use of lead pigments in interior residential paints.* Through the 1950s and 1960s, the use of exterior lead-based paint declined significantly, and ended by the early 1970s.* In 1971, the federal Lead Poisoning Prevention Act was passed.* In 1978, the federal government banned consumer uses of lead paint.

I've covered both blood red and Barney purple in two coats (without primer) using the $12/gallon (speed cote) paint at the depot.

Be careful this stuff gets in your blood :)What a great start to having your own business.

I am only a year into my ventures but these are the things that get my blood flowing!

Then, act like Warren Buffett and Buy when everybody is Selling and there is blood in the street like in 2008.