However, that doesn't change the picture, when the recovery come, and it will come, opportunities (...and weather) here will be much better then Indiana...

Hi all, my son is an athlete.

Specialty tools and material needed to remove and install an new HVAC system:Refrigerant recovery machine - $750Refrigerant recovery tank - $100Cost to dispose of recovered refrigerant - up to $10,000 fine if not done properly - You will have to find a refrigerant reclaiming facility to work with you if you are not certifiedVacuum pump - $35025 lb tank R-410A refrigerant ( if you can find someone to sell it to you without proper cert ) $250Micron gauge - $150Refrigeration gauges ( cheap set ) - $100Nitrogen tank and regulator - $350These things alone put you over $2000 additional and that's assuming you already have the other necessities such as a torch, brazing supplies and piping tools.Keep in mind that if you don't know how to properly install a refrigeration piping system the result will be shortened equipment life.

For example, payments made in the last X days before the filing could be considered preferential and subject to recovery/return to the estate and distribution amongst creditors.

The island for sure took a severe hit with the storm and there is still work to be done, but every day there are positive signs of recovery.. 

I think we're at just about an 80% recovery to former prices here in the Inland Empire; however, I don't we're going to reach the same highs for some time, perhaps not this cycle.

After that, limits begin to kick in that would prevent various kinds of “service” providers -- including doctors, lawyers, investment advisers and brokers, and professional athletes -- from receiving its benefit at higher income amounts."

Ouch.But since then, we’ve seen a major recovery.

The way I figured is if I failed I was young enough to recover.

Remember the most money is made during a recession/recovery/repositioning or whatever you call it.