No physical access, in the 100 year flood plain and residential development blocked for most of the property.

Practically all I've learned has come from BP, though some is just plain common sense, which, yeah, I know isn't as common as we'd like it to be.But... in spite of knowing all this, getting an investor to believe I know all this and can follow through... that's the trick.

Plants don't like bleach, and wetting them with plain water first protects them.To keep the algae from coming back, insert 6-inch-wide strips of zinc or copper under the row of shingling closest to the roof peak, leaving an inch or two of the lower edge exposed to the weather.

Plain and simple reality.

I like the plain white letters with the logo.

Your going to need to save up money plain and simple .

*You also want to do your homework to see if the home you like is in a flood plain or earthquake zone.

(I know, if I wanted to absolutely maximize, I should live in the smallest one, but I just plain don't like it as well as the larger one!)

Was once a more prominent place when agriculture and oil/gas industries employed more rural folks, there were more family farms etc but  just like the countless other hundreds of small towns in KS it is likely dying a slow death.If you want to invest in KS - I think being an out of stater you'd have better luck sticking to larger population centers such as Garden City, Dodge City, El Dorado, Lawrence, Manhattan, Wichita area, Hutchinson, etc etc - I'm not a big fan of Wal Mart - but find places with a Dillons Grocery Store (part of the Kroger family) or Wal Mart in town - those are your larger population centers here that will be a bit more sustainable and have more opportunity than a dying rural town with no industry.Same thing would likely apply in Nebraska, OK and I'd assume other plains states - if you can find a Wal Mart and a large major chain Grocery store in town, they've done most of the market study for you already proving there is something sustainable there.  

Does anyone work the White Plains, Maryland area?