I understand, I got a quote from Champion windows on my first house ;-)Depending on the window you could replace just the glass if you can take it out.

On the other side of the road was a large barn, a tennis court and further down was a small cabin.

Thank goodness it was in a nice area of town.If the project is large enough to have a pool, club house, laundry facility, tennis court, walking trails and enough tenants to have a parade, I'd buy that economies to scale argument being an advantage, hmmmm?

I'll take pictures of the condo from different angles, street view, surrounding grounds, lake, pool, tennis courts, etc..

I think the best workout and one that people generally neglect in lieu of going to the gym and lifting or running is sport.Go walk a few holes of golf everyday, play some tennis, take a walk with your spouse, play some sports with your kids, etc.

I am finding that pools, tennis courts, club houses, cable subscriptions are common costs--all of which I have no interest in.

I am looking to resurface or build a brand-new tennis court.

i am very interested in getting into rentals both res. and com but i've been told not to just jump into it, then i read books that say the best way to learn is to suit up and jump in "Just Do It" or "Just Jump In" might be good advice if you're buying tennis shoes, but it's TERRIBLE advice for starting a business.

It is a small neighborhood, 99 homes and that surely helps.The HOA here maintains the pool, tennis courts and common areas.

With the WSOP about to crown their 2009 champion with the coveted bracelet and $8+ million dollars, are there any folks in BP nation that like to play poker online (for fun of course)?