Hi, This is a shot in the dark, but I am a new real estate investor.I have some knowledge of a Chinese antiquities dealer who is selling their entire store and they are looking for a buyer, and have expressed they would give me a percentage of the profits if I find  buyer. 

I use the Dutch Boy interior white and antique white for everything except accent colors and am happy with the price, (70 bucks for 5 gallons), the five gallon pails with the sky blue label.

Unfortunately ERIE County's Database is OLD and Antiquated.

Do I have to allow ESA's even when I have a no pet policy and the HOA has a blatant no questions asked no pets policy on the entire premise (which I believe I do and I understand) and if so, how should I respond to the antiquated HOA that doesn't seem to grasp this concept.Thank you all in advance!

I was an antique dealer from 2012-2016 and about half way through many of my colleagues and I stopped reselling upholstered furniture and also stopped picking up furniture from unknown sources.

1992 Acura Vigor inline 5 cyl. recently bestowed the title of "antique."

New anything is always better unless it is an antique, valuable art or a classic car.

I have a small collection of art bars with pictures of horses, stagecoaches, and antique cars.There is a one ounce silver coin called a unicorn.

You're talking about spending hundreds of hours developing a software for what may be an antiquated device in the next ten years, all so you can save a few hours in maintenance calls with tenants?

I am beginning marketing after the holidays and will be focused primarily on digital marketing.That is my background for the past 20+ years so I want to try a few different avenues.Although direct mail works, it's an antiquated business model that I believe is evolving.