So when I googled it led me to this website.I guess from my first week of studying REI, I realized I needed a good network of lenders, buyers, sellers, tax accountants, appraisers, contractors, property management services and the likes but I did not know where to go to.Well, that is all.

My guess its probably this.Another culprit may be the water-heater exhaust vent on the roof.

(permits, fees etc not included) I am guessing this is not a big builder, they would not mess with a small infill project like this.

I guess I am a little nervouse of something that may be wrong on the house that I don't already know.

So, I may in the future.... but thought that it was odd.I guess the insurance companies are realizing that a large amount of student renters destroy property compared to the average non-student renter??

Standard pools are about 9' deep at about a fourth of the pool, tapered, transistion up to 3' deep at about a third, I'd guess and average depth of 6', so about 280 yards or 5 dumps @ $150 a load delivered here for fill, $750.

My best guess is if offers no tangible advantage over a non profit.

So I take a piece of scratch paper, write down my sources of passive income, guess what my passive income is from each source.

Well I have the 401k, plus a separate IRA (that has its own limits for annual deposits and income) as well as a few checking/savings accounts as backup/immediate funds.I guess I'm just someone who sees how much there is to know out there, and I want to know it all.

I guess I need some pros here in chicago to bounce some questions off of and you guys here to keep me accountable.