We plan to 'edu-sell' the flooring so people get that it's harder, more durable, and sustainable.  

Once the correction comes, I would buy a self sustaining farm as far away from major urban centers as practically possible. 

Its just the reality that RE in the form and function that most folks resonate with is the quick money no money no credit type of situations were the student or client or whatever desires to make more money than they can make at their current vocation and then become weathly etc etc.

I am looking for a resonantly priced, realiable, market-ready contractor for my rental properties in chattanooga Tn.

I am seeking private investment as a bridging finance to pay for the purchase while allowing more time to market my properties to maximise profit and was interested in what this site has to offer.I am expanding my Holisitic Health Business onto a rual property in the Hunter Valley vineyards in NSW and including Permaculture, sustainable living and natural building courses in addition to my classes and workshops I currently teach in Holisitic Health. 

The other will then elaborate further to sustain the process of connecting.

Blue Moon may be all that to you or may fit whatever your personal definition of "good company to work for" is so only you can really answer that question in my opinion.If you're asking whether they have a viable model for long-term success, my guess is that experienced investors would not consider them a "good company" but from a sheer sustainability perspective, there are enough green investors out there that want to be in real estate that the company will probably do just fine for years to come.

However, in every case leading up to current, the inverted yield curve was sustained blow inverted points.

I completely agree that using $3,000 as rent may not be sustainable, I am not really TOO worried because I have spoken to some folks in our Mobility department about that interns, expats pay when they work here at headquarters and A LOT of families are paying close to $3,000 for 3/4 bedroom homes in Beaverton/Tigard/Portland.

On their form the owe actual loss sustained, so if every year you take in $40,000, but have expenses that no longer exist because the property burned down of $20,000, they only owe you $20,000.