We've had a couple of crashes in the past 15 years, the last one even nailed bond funds and showed the Achilles heel of money-market funds.

Not a handyman with a circle saw and a hammer with a bag of nails.3) 2 laborers and a supe. who knows concrete work, using (at least) - a concrete mixer, bull float, various trowels, and other tools.

I begin outside; walks, steps, railings, decking in good condition, check for nails popping up too.

You just drop fill, might take a few applications depending on how big the crack is and then use a razor with clear tape on two sides with a space in between to level out the surface, sand level with various grits up to 2000 or higher and buff it out with rubbing compound and polish to get it back to a gloss shine.

Originally posted by @B Royston:One benefit of SFHs long-term is that the value can potentially scale up over the cashflow, whereas multi unit property values will most likely be tied to the cashflow.I think that you hit the nail on the head.

You can pound all the nails into the wall that you want.

I'm trying to schedule a trip, and was waiting to get that nailed down.

Hit the nail on the head.

My main question is what type of nails or screws do you use to get through the asbestos siding?

But you had better polish off one or two of the others first as it expects you to have a full understanding of the options model and greek-based risk management.Once you have a basic understanding of Options, there are some great resources on the web that you can use for trade research and play.