There are also utility company rebates available sometimes.http://energy.gov/energysaver/cooling-whole-house-...One simple solution I've found, if you can't do something like that, is to get a big floor fan that you can tilt toward the ceiling.  

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

I would say that mineral rights in Oregon, unless they are in gold mining territory, may not be worth as much a mineral rights in Oklahoma where they are on full tilt with oil and gas exploration.A small portion of my mineral rights are paying a small dividend.

I've designed a lot of charter schools using tilt up, and like mentioned earlier, it's great for taller, larger projects like gymnasiums, etc, but I just don't see it for residential, particularly with small two to three story multifamily.

Thanks Jon :)I'm at $1.3M for a 10,000SF tilt up concrete building on 15,000SF.Putting down 10% on the SBA loan and my company will occupy 100%.Visible from the highway (I don't care particularly), and 2 blocks from the onramp/offramp.Residential on the other side of the street, and mostly grubby warehouses around. 

On paper, it looks like a so-so bet, but if you are passive or semi-passive, it comes with the kind of risks that just tilt the scales massively against success.  

The window style that meets egress with the smallest overall dimensions is a tilt-and-turn style window: window tilts in like a hopper window for ventilation and swings inward like a fridge door for egress.

Im Charlie H. in Oshkosh, WI.I have been going full tilt for the past few months taking in as much information as i can and will be attending my first REIA meeting next week.

Originally posted by @Billy Smith:The step downs are the fact we have an aging population fact the whole world does some countries have more than others.I will say one thing I do recall the debate on here about not paying off rentals on here.Take your money and leverage it to the tilt buy as many as the bank will lend, you will make more money.Now you know why you don’t do that because the economy goes in cycles on a down turn folks that leveraged to the max will fall hard.Americans lazy mm well not the ones I hang out with many are workaholics driven hard to succeed some too much.YUP cant tell you how many times the refi to you die and max leverage crowd shouted me out of a thread when i would say you should own as many rental free and clear as you can.. or at least minimal debt..

Because Texas with its distinctive culture and its size, is a very influential state in the country n it tilts to the right n liberals don’t like competition, so they would love to have Texas go the way of NY and CA, they would love other states too but Texas is the big prize.