If you're renting to anyone from that that population, their infection control awareness is usually way up there and they pay close attention to the floors of their rentals.Yeah, I also like that riftsawn white oak, @Joshua Crossman, even at the seven to nine bucks a square foot it costs.

I have traded perfectly good automobiles for newer shiny ones when I was younger.

They moved out a week ago, and we moved new renters in two days later.Now for the drama...I just received an email stating that the tenants' young son was hospitalized due to a sinus infection they claim was caused by mold.

Welll... i just recently recieved a nice chunk of change(50,000) from a bad auto-mobile accident i got in a few years ago... i just turned 20.. i've got a good job... and have been planning on investing my money in real estate ever since i thought i might be getting some...I'm thinking about maybe flipping some property...but I'm just trying to figure out a safe way to jump into this.....

They have infected 3-4 million acres of trees and I got a good look at them in the Rocky Mountain National Forest this past weekend.

Like any city - one block may be great and the block right next to it might be drug infected or run down.

Closing decreases your available credit, so could actually help if you are trying to get a loan.In my experience the thing that propelled my score highest in my younger days was installment loans on automobiles.

Hi-Is it a good idea to tap the equity on your automobile that is fully paid towards a down-payment for buying a property?

One applicant was qualified but they had an infection on their record.

I think that is partly due to vaccines, but also due to herd immunity in my city from our outbreak last December.