I’m not sure if it is the fact that rates have been elevated for some time now and buyers are getting used to the “new normal” with mortgage rates or prices have come down enough to meet the pent up demand waiting on the sidelines, but sales were up significantly in February and that trend will only continue as the buying season is in full swingI’ve been beating the drum for a while now, that we aren’t going to have another huge drop in pricing, contrary to what some national click bate headlines might have you think.

Did you know that it pays $150,000 a year to be an Elevator Repairman?

I think starting a design-build company would be a very cool and very fulfilling career path.My only feedback is that you should spend some time considering the impacts that AI will have on this industry over the next few decades.I've seen some reviews on AI models that are doing floor plans, elevations, and even finishes.

A lot of the methods I would suggest involve Cold Calling so I encourage you to get really good at making cold calls and have a solid elevator pitch without sounding robotic.

If you want investment property in Paris, I can tell you from experience it requires you to get intimately acquainted with every single arrondissement and street and then you have to look for half a year to maybe get lucky, lest you be stuck with a 2m high ceiling on the 8th floor of a building with no elevator in a street that is parallel to a good avenue but nevertheless in a bad neighbourhood.There are less than 2.000 properties in Paris advertised.

Each state would put up some money, and they jointly developed this program and made it available to all the design engineering firms and contractors to design and analyze their bridges and elevated structures.

You should go see some homes that are on the market to understand what your competition is, and what you can do to elevate your product while keeping it in the same price range.

You can depreciate the appliance in year 1 - thats a bonus right there and a more elevated tenant class. 

The Heber Valley still gets a bit of inversion, but we moved about seven miles out in the mountains, and we've seen no inversion at 7500 feet elevation :)

I still haven’t met a person that likes to pay taxes.20% in gold: investing in gold is betting governments will keep borrowing at elevated levels, and hence depreciate their currencies, causing investors to lose trust.