I'm not a prepper in any sense of the word other than having batteries and cans of propane for the camp stove for the occasional power outtage due to a storm.But, I am putting my money where my mouth is and very much looking forward to late 2015 and early 2106 here in the US.

But I know he didn't pay December's rent to the old owner until the 23rd, and I know from the power company that as of the 15th of this month he was about to get his power shut off for non-payment (not sure if it did or not).He has yet to pay me for January ($630 + $100 late fee) and it's fast approaching the end of the month.

It may have been easier because we were military at the time, but there are some civilian services as well that may help you if the consulate or embassy are too far.If you have a trusted business partner and can wire the money ahead you may also be able to establish a limited power of attorney for the deal that is restricted to terms you have already agreed on, and only for that deal.

It's important to know what your buyer's purchasing power is.

I will let you know the probate list is a little tricky because you need to find the person in charge of the estate or the power of attorney. sometimes if you market to the house of the deceased the decision maker wont get it.

Loans are sort of like power tools - used correctly they can let you accomplish great things, but if you aren't careful you can get badly hurt.

If you got something valuable from the book, more power to you, but check and double check the advice in there before you try to use it.

Thanks @Marc Littmann The only thing I can think the orange-red glow could be is from the Xcel peaking power plant in Frederick around WCR 19 just north of Hwy 52.

Since they don't have a mortgage or any other instrument securing my property - what power do they really have at the end of the day?

mine was somewhere around 10% when mailing absentee owners.Is this your most powerful form of marketing?