On the other hand, if the house is not entry level, the buyer is a wealthy, he will not need a loan and an expansion might make it more desirable.One additional point which you alluded to. Yes

Everyone who owns an older home has dragged all the soggy belongings (furniture, appliances, clothes, toys, knickknacks, etc.) out to the streets which are covered in mud, and there are downed trees, fences, pool cages, boats on front lawns, a major mess.

Hey all, we are speed networking in person at MAREI in December if you want to talk to people in the KC Market, not just type at them, join us on the 13th, - it's posted in the networking session here on BPEntry fee is a donation to toys for tots.Room is almost full at 75 registrations.

We don't have a tremendous supply here so I have toyed with the idea of getting into the Lynchburg market.

I like to buy toys/equiptment/boats ect for great deals and use them for a few months and sell them for good money.

I toyed with my company name for a while because when you pick a 'less professional' name, there is a lot of room to go wrong with it.

My new favorite toy!

It  is full of good advice, but it primarily teaches to live BELOW your means instead of spending money on useless toys.

Of course my method for building that wealth is through real estate.What this means is that I don't have the newest latest and greatest toys that everyone else seems to have (smartphones, tablets, fancy headphones, etc.)

I have been toying with an idea to have 4-6 1,200-2,000 sq foot shops, with a shared conference room and office area.