The first house was swiftly rented out, but the rental payment does not cover the mortgage payment so we are still paying money towards that house.

The industry's dependence on subcontractors operating on S quadrant income require swift payment to those subs to keep them laboring and keeping the business going.

With all of the swift changes that have occurred, I would love to see how everyone thinks things will turn out.I believe there will be some of the greatest investment opportunities we have ever witnessed for real estate and stocks if we can just hold on until things "shake out".What do you think?

(Not really fair to everyone else here because Bill and I have discussed Marshall Swift before...lol For us, a lot of this is insider baseball.)

Actually, Marshal Swift is an appraisal guide that every investor should own and subscribe to, IMO, at least starting off...or know an appraiser that you can call and ask what a higher quality stone fireplace is worth.If you go to enough open hosues and watch the market, you'll get an idea of values.

Review the inputs (it's not rocket science) and check for accuracy.The software used is likely from Marshall & Swift/Boeckh.

Other industries without the clout and lobbying power transform and transmogrify swiftly.

Once she does that, she can simply wire the funds to the U.S. using normal international wiring instructions (SWIFT code, etc.).

Around here killing a chimney swift carries a $5000/per bird fine.

The earth could release billions of years worth of carbon build up in the blink of an eye, and has done so, over and over and over.Cataclysmic events can cause swift changes, but over all, changes happen over long periods of time.