Although the Gettysburg Address is possibly the greatest collection of words ever uttered by a human.

For buyers that can't get a mortgage, it's still cheaper than a HML.Thank you Rob K for this information, was an utter stranger to me.

Utterly destroys a hardwood floor that would be almost impossible to bring back in the future.Painting floors is cheap.

The usual thrills and chills, but there was this one memory I still laugh about that happened during the inspection...A lady with too many cats to even know how many she had was foreclosed on (forfeited) by a private seller carry.

Generally speaking, you can't really have inflation without a related increase in real estate values, too -- and yes, I know how utterly stupid that sentence sounds today.I still think my two-$100K house example demonstrates how using debt during an inflationary period can pay off.

The are getting married later, want to be around social situations and close to friends (very close) But as soon as they settle down a little and the word "Baby" is uttered in the couples vocabulary it is off to "Burbs" My observation it is not the McMansions any longer.

Advance payoff on 1st at last minute to chill sale.

I remember three years ago I was doing a shower wall in a cold basement and troweling too-stiff tile mortar on the wall, an utter despair of the soul welling up in me, wondering how my life had come to this from what I imagined it would be when I was in college, when my parents celebrated every academic achievement with enormous pride.And I'm a big guy with a long history in DIY, an extensive family history in renovation.

As an utterly new "investor" building my information pool, and seeing a few things that make me see bubbles right now.

The Midwest humidity chills to the bone.