Insurance - ValuePenguin, Metro Property Taxes - LendingTreeLow disaster risk - When a tornado or other natural disaster strikes a city, it doesn't just obliterate individual properties.

However, you have to strike a balance and avoid succumbing to analysis paralysis.

This is confusing to me, because rain over the last few days didn't strike me as that heavy, and we've definitely seen much worse rain recently without this flooding.Question for the community: with no particular history of flooding, why would a light rain from the last 2 days cause a dramatic increase in flooding in the building's basement?

Now is the time to strike a balance between your career and personal development.

I've wanted to dable with Land for a long while, but ... the program/person I attempted to go into... didn't exactly strike a cord with me. 

Door sticks in frame from settling or old/worn weather-stripping needing replacement.Damage to a door, frame or trim from forced entry, pull-up bars, striking, etc.Worn, matted carpeting in traffic areas resulting from the normal movement of people through a property.

I've been striking out looking online

Right now, I doubt anyone goes there for a "Better Life"...Right now it seems to me more like Gold Miners going there seeking to strike a vein of cash flow....How it used to be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Now they may sue you personally, but a Motion for Summary Judgement or Motion to Strike is usually enough to end it. 

Their actions strike me as not just operating in a gray area, but tending toward outright deception (especially when it comes to getting a property under contract with an uneducated and inexperienced seller).A note on definitions- it has been my experience that most people who call themselves wholesalers are doing the following;1) Getting a property under contract for substantially less than it is worth (when I say worth I don't mean ARV, if the property is distressed or in need of repairs then it is worth some lower amount than ARV, when I say worth I mean the amount that the wholesaler knows they can turn around and sell to their buyer list at quickly and easily)2) The wholesaler does not disclose what they believe a property is worth to the seller, they take the view that they are just making an offer and the seller can take it or leave it. 3) The wholesaler uses a contract that outlines all the things they may do with a property (fix and flip, buy and hold, assign, etc) once it is under contract, but in reality is fully planning to assign the contract as quickly as possible. 4) If they are unable to assign the contract, then they walk away and only give up a sometimes ridiculously low earnest amount (I've seen as low as $25!)