(label)"you do such a great job observing the neighborhood and I could only hope to keep my house looking as beautiful as your property."

From what you’ve observed is it at least an area that people live in?

Just an observation, using places like Lowe’s and HD for renovations are the Most expensive “contractors” you could possibly find.

I still believe that RE is the way to go...stock market is down and you are not assured if you'll get more profits in the coming years.business is also not so good during these years, as i have observed, more and more businesses are losing because of high costs of material and labor.RE - the value of the land will never depreciate, not unless it is beside a body of water which can be submerged by turbulent and unexpected events, which is likely not to take place. :)So from the three investment said, I'd still say that it's the Real Estate investment is the best option.

I've observed these trends since I started.

Or as Ben Franklin once observed, "Don't pay to much for the whistle."

Hello.I had a cracked pipe boot and observed a small leak in the ceiling, the leak has been fixed and the ceiling patched but its looking patchy now after the contractor left.

I also got the impression that judges have some legal latitude with some things in the statute not observable to those of us that haven't been to law school. 

Rather derived by investors based on their own observations and research on a particular area.

@Adam TafelI agree with your observations, however I have always had a hard time being sympathetic to those who chose extremely expensive career fields at expensive universities and then are surprised to have so much debt.