.- Local codes may specifically prohibit the application of shingle paint (e.g. 2007 Florida Building Code 1521.18.1)In summary, the claimed benefits of the products are unsubstantiated, while the potential risks are very real.Also, since Maciek Rupar graduated from the prestigious University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, he's must be a really really smart person and I'm inclined to take him at his word.  

Basically as a potential renter if you want to see a property you show up to the house and either by inputting some information on your mobile device or by calling someone ahead of time they will give you the code to the key box.

Technology was not quite there yet.In the short term, smart home technologies will continue to expand in the home and commercial markets.

Dear Smart People,As I embark upon my REI journey, it occurs to me that there is an impending presidential election this year that may or may not effect the outlook on the real estate market.  

I was hoping to make a smart move with it or a portion of it now that my work is steady.As for Nome- there is gold!  

If you really have that much cash, you could expose it in your P&L, and create a $1.5 MM credit line, and other collateral to secure it.Now you can go wild by making offers every day (take off Sundays) on houses, non-conforming real estate, commercial properties, lots and businesses with real estate.You if you are really savvy, you could double that money in 6 months (or call someone with the smarts to help you!)

So to my question,  is it smart to increase my interest rate AND my mortgage balance to make this happen?

You're smart enough to learn this game on your own anyway.

If necessary I can put a lien on my own company or wait property is sold and put the lien on next "lucky beggars", but by all means I prefer smart arses to take a toll, not hard working guys.

With mortgage rates so low it doesn't seem smart to spend 103k to only get 4% interest on that.