With the way CA real estate is climbing, there should be a nice equity cushion in 2 years and I can sell then.

At the beginning the hill seemed so steep that I never thought I could climb it, but it's amazing what you can do with perseverance.

IMO, any "newer" RE type starting a N/P will have their work cut out for them attempting to get off the ground and without a reputation, it will be difficult getting such professional to climb on board with a housing N/P.

We also do a fundraiser for a local kids hospital or other charities.It's been really fun the past couple of years and it's nice to see the kids faces when they can climb on the firetruck!

I've been in this house for 2 years and I'm climbing the walls.

I think in general there is a more gradual progression in terms of climbing the ladder.

Seems to me that the valuation process will be a hill to climb through ED.

Got to the property and it was boarded up and near a railroad track that the bums climbed over the fence to sleep there at night.

Housing sales have slowed over the last 2 years and prices that usually climbed 5 to 10% a year have started to decline a bit.

Just remember it's not how high you climb, it's how high you bounce.