You need to have real estate pumping through your blood (or at least it gets your blood pumping) or it might not be your cup of tea.

I believe for a neighborhood to change for the better, it takes new blood, people that come from the outside and who are going to be houseproud and who want to protect this new investment and who are looking at it with new eyes.I really believe that Pittsburgh has a ton of potential, because of location (2 miles south of Downtown, right on 75/85 and 20, right next to the Beltline, but that it will only be able to get better with major change, like the Beltline and property values going up, because people move in and speak up.

Is it always on a hot water line, on many occasions if your have a circulating pump all the constant water movement literally wears the pipe from the inside out.

This is one of many articles that have been circulating the last year or so:Housing the homeless is cheaperI think being part of that solution would be great.  

Vegas to circulate some of that excess dough!

Hopefully we can share enough so that you and others can learn without earning all the scares directly.Bleeding edge implies scares and some blood loss.

Jenny,While it is frustrating and "boils my blood" just talking about our crooks in the house (i mean our government), your ONLY option is to utilize real estate and all it's creative advantages to reduce and avoid paying Uncle Sam your hard earned cash.

(Blood and wine are good examples.), but, the 3% hydrogen peroxide you buy at the corner store isn't really strong enough to do much with more complex &/or set-in stains.  

Yes, you're paying them to trash the house, it makes no sense and makes peoples blood boil.  

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