Honestly, it was wild but with the help/guidance of a very knowledgeable local lender I got everything good enough for the green light from the appraiser and we were off to the closing table!

It's a good question, and I've run the numbers using several scenarios, though not this particular one...so let's do it...If we still went the Section 8 route, but didn't redo the bathroom or kitchen, my best guess is that we'd see rents $50-100 lower (just a wild guess).

Have you watched gold and silver the last 2 years its reacted wildly every time QE1 or QE2 or QE3 then you see a commodities jump and thats nothing look at this stock market.

If you did not use a licensed electrician and you did not pull a permit, you are playing under Wild West rules (as many of us Landlords are wont to do from time to time) and if something goes wrong, you're left holding the bag full of responsibility. 

Teller County has a rep for being wild and free.

@David Kirtman, you should know that Troy is hosting an informal BP Meet-Up tomorrow at 7pm at the Wilde Rover in Kirkland.

Yes we will seen some wild internet and communication products unimaginable coming up, but we are at the commodity end of that cycle.  

He's not a sleazeball guru by any means.As for people's potential to find massive success quickly, I don't think he's making any wild claims.

They are financially responsible and they are morally responsible because they allowed their childrent to run wild like little wild piglets with no supervision.

Here is the info:Dinner Shows- Arabian Nights Dinner Show, Medieval Times (My personal favorite), Pirate's Dinner AdventureWater Parks- Wet N Wild, Blizzard Beach (Disney), Typhoon Lagoon (Disney)As for BP, I am on here as often as I can.