I love to try new things, when I was in my late 20s I took an art class.

It's about $400, but comes with an Adobe Acrobat X Standard license which costs about $300 if bought separately.

This week I'm presenting at Tenley Library on the Soft Answer/ the Gentle Art of Verbal Self Defense right at 7 on the 29th!

Originally posted by Art Allen:@Nat Chan Don is right: you need to find a better grade of contractor.

To see others destroy as if you will "art" really is upsetting.

Viewing properties as a stream of CFs over an entire holding period and the timing of these CFs is what gives you a sign of the health of an investment.My next task is to work on the skill (art?)

Research... research....and the art of negotiation. :)

There are a lot of other deals out there in that area if that is where you want to be focusing.Hope this helps,Art

I think I'd recommend it for new people such as myself as well in addition to the essentials (How to Win Friends and Influence People, Think and Grow Rich, Art of War, etc.).

Granted we caught some good fortune with a developer picking up a huge area, maybe a 40 square block area for redevelopment.Properties right on the South side of the Trinity could be bought just a couple of years ago for 50-60K and the land is in the 180-200K range now.Case View, Elmwood, Bishop arts, Medical Districts and other neighborhoods have had similar increases.All I can point to is the Case-Shiller report that I linked to.