Bill & Charles - Here in central NC, there is a mix of units: electric, propane and NG.

I won't leave myself so exposed from now on--I actually get smarter as I grow older.

:Glassblowing (well, actually flameworking), here I use a propane / oxygen / compressed air mix and a German torch to heat up rods of glass in to a molten state, mix them around a bit, and have lots of fun.

The power lines coming from the electric company had insulation exposed.

Ive put up over 600 signs in my area and never gotten a fineAll they have to do is call as a potential seller and then you'll be exposed when you tell them more information about yourself.

If you are willing to pay what they are asking, or really close to that amount, you might get to a good purchase.When you don't come close enough to their asking price, they know the MLS will expose the property to a far wider sample of potential buyers, and they hope to find somebody that way to pay close to asking.Don't overpay just to buy this way.

Well, not only do you now shoulder all the responsibilities of a genuine landlord, you are now also exposed to all of the potentially crippling liabilities of a genuine landlord.In addition to the other excellent suggestions already posted add these: do not break the law; network with other local RE professionals for advice; and consult immediately with your insurance advisor about ways to protect yourself from financial disaster.Good luck and keep us posted.

Nowhere else are consumers more exposed to double-taxation, usurous fees and the like to access their own funds.As it applies to our society, and RE as well, shifting from debt to production as a greater share of GDP is going to be key.

Or, the agent is waiting for his chosen buyer(s) to make an offer before exposing the listing on the MLS.

We are in the process of changing the water heater from electric to propane.