I don't have an inheritance, I don't make a lot of money (relative to where I live for work), and I already went over my expenses with a "fine toothed comb" and reduced everything possible leaving me roughly $300 I could save per month (that's basically me eating turkey sandwiches everyday).

Or if you were to jump up and down a plank would just bounces off and land back down in a slightly different spot.I think one must install it REALLY tight, or else when walking around over time you might end up with a gap between two planks and you will pull you hair out to shift everything back to close the gap, only to have to do the same thing again in two weeks.

Steve and Bob, the pa, came out to my property, looked at my policy, went over all the damages with a fine tooth comb, did some magic [or it seemed like it] and within a few weeks, the insurance company sent me a check for $9k more.

Most of them had a bigger TV than I do,  many had newer model cars and the women all had expensive nail and hair jobs.

I'm sure @J Scott will send you something autographed or perhaps a lock his hair.

LOLI appraised a home one time that had so much dog and cat hair on the carpet that they would have had to rake the floor before sweeping.

KC has tremendous market fundamentals that I love but inventory has been just a hair slimmer there.

I'm not trying to circumvent BP, and don't know if that is in violation of their postings.I feel very adamant in reiterating though, with every other sentiment, that not only is investing outside of your market tough, but combing it with D class is a recipe for disaster.

so there is some risk of course.. but most of them we got them 1 to 2 days before the sale. it was hair on fire.. have a courier service run cashiers checks up to Seattle were the trustee's were located ( most of them)..

matchstick, toothpick, needle, toe nail, dirt, stick, fork, cat hair, dog hair, cat vomit, finger, dirty finger..