BP also has it's own podcast in itunes for investors to listen to as well.

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Its an old post brought back from the archives, but it spawned a reasonable discussion.

(Emphasis mine)http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/896878/000089687813000149/fy13q410-kdocument.htmCall 'em up, Joe, and tell them they are fly-by-night.

I contacted the National Department of Archives and History and the man I spoke with said from the looks of it on google and the architectural design he would say that it is around a 1900-1920's home.

(This book is available in Audio version on itunes, so if you travel a lot you can knock it out in one or two trips, that's what I did) And right now I am almost through reading "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor" by Gary Keller.

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BP also has it's own podcast in itunes.