Without the dollar as the world's reserve currency, WE WILL ALL SUFFER A LOSS OF STANDARD OF LIVING.  

@Michael Plante I got all of that that’s not what I’m asking.

I think BP would benefit and encourage more people to become active in real estate if there was a dedicated section for this phase of the business.A lot of the rewards in property ownership is retiring comfortable,one way to get there is suffer,live below your means while buying and risk, that's what we did and, I assume others as well.That being said there's to much talent and experience on BP to cover the rewards (retirement with money) that we should all embrace the conversation and teach each other the do's and don't.One thing is for sure'when your starting out in any business you can and will make mistakes,No problem.Retiring is a different beast,not a lot of room for error'sorta like you have one strike left in the batters box.You gotta make it count. 

Mainly I would do this to "plant the seed", as most people never associate a PM as also being a Realtor that lists and sells.

Hueytown (35023) and Pleasant Grove (35127)This area benefits from the growth and stable employment provided by the nearby Mercedes plant.

We have seen a faster rise in rent prices than in sale prices, and it is an area with a great manufacturing base that continues to expand from flooring into other areas (like the Q-Cell solar plant, Gedia Automotive, and others).

But make sure you find it all - you don't want to seal the place back up and have that smell re-emerge come summer/more humid months.1) tear it out down to the subfloor and/or the drywall down to the studs (snap a line at a 4' mark to waste less drywall)2) nightly ozone machine usage - READ THE INSTRUCTIONS - these things will kill any/all living things inside the house - plants, animals, you.

If you have too many lenders pulling your report over 2-3 months or so while you're shopping around for better rates & fees, your score actually suffers, and those hits stay on your credit for 2 full years, even if you never purchased a home, just were checking it out.

You can always donate them.If your property is close to others, consider planting screening trees for privacy (green giant arborvitae,  Nellie Stevens holly  and crypotomeria, for example). 

I’m not sure when you lived in Warren last but they have recently built a massive power plant in lords town about 10 mins from court house square in warren.