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It would have been a deal of a lifetime to buy stock when their chips were down.

Neighborhood Scout has it listed as a "Blue Chip" neighborhood, which is its best ranking.

Full time mechanical engineer in the oil and gas industry, part time investor chipping away at my cash flow goal number - primarily from a passive role lately.  

Which is a factor where, let's say a bag of chips cost $1.00 for 10oz of chips.

Maybe use it as a bargaining chip.

You’ll struggle to succeed without one (unless you have something else to offset it, like a chipping green).

I am a HUGE passive income guy so I invest heavily in Blue chips paying nice dividends, as well as REITS, MLPS, and undervalued mature companies that will throw off a nice dividend.My goal is to preserve my capital and live off of my dividend income as well as my Real Estate income.

@Nick Grodzicki Fire Up Chips!

Also, being RRP Certified I can tell you that no, the paint chips aren't the main cause of lead poisoning in kids, it's the lead dust.