You should then realize that the "deadly mold ship" sailed long ago.  

One of my mentors once told me "The only ship designed to sink.

If I was underwater I would look to pay down my morgage first rather than looking to jump ship.

The only ship that is guaranteed to sink is a partnerSHIP.

http://portlandtribune.com/sl/345184-224009-shipping-containers-get-new-life@Jd Martin  this is my long time partner ( not in the biblical sense :)  we have developed probably 500 lots together in Oregon..

I had convinced my partner to "burn the ship" and put the last of his 500k down on this property because we had some outs and it was a cash cow.

They offer free shipping (shipping is what most other places make your signs cost cost 3$/sign when it should have been 1$)They also has a green program, $80 for 100 12 x 18 signs on one's they messed up one, they print on the blank side.Check them out if you like them please use my link and then refer others :) https://materials.uzmarketing.com/#_l_9z

I had my eye on this house for years and inquired many times from the town about owner ship of which they said they had no clue... well it turned out the town had owner ship and put it up for auction for tax liens.

It's the same principle as buying something you need brand new and paying for next day shipping when you order an item you need. 

Most international freight comes in through southern (and oftentimes eastern) ports, and the interstate shipping costs tend to increase as you go north and west.