Sure, it cost me $2,995, and a part of me knew that I wasn't REALLY chosen- I had a bank account with at least $3,000.The duration of September was almost entirely about Fortune Builders, and my excitement grew exponentially, until it deflated wildly around the second week.

More and more families in my area are going homeless; for one wild guess, I'm going to say from foreclosures.

People were asking why he didn't do ________ (drink, go to parties ... etc) ... and he responded by saying (and I am wildly paraphrasing here) ... he had a job to do, and to be optimal he had to do it perfectly, with conviction ... everyday.It's Friday people ... let's go get it.

The whole NW side of the city has many wildly contrasting areas, you'll see some areas where people are building new, single family homes that are selling for over $300k in new subdivisions that look just like what you'll see in many of the middle or upper middle class suburbs, but there aren't a lot of them.

This information is based on conversations with colleagues over lunch table could be wildly inaccurate.Another option is to have umbrella insurance with large enough liability coverage.

The whole overbid process can get pretty wild, especially on homes with a lower purchase point.  

Also, as a side note, most databases allow wild card field entries ( * ), however what good is that if you can't sort it/view it by dates? 

However this varies wildly with the area.

Reno has had a pretty wild ride over the several years.  

Many in real estate (including many on BP) appear to be operating under the delusion that questionable ethical behavior, one sided deals, and a wild-west approach to rules and regulations can continue forever.