The costs are continuous - the supply must also be.Here is the link to the donation page.

There are , especially now, an abundant supply of deals out there on the MLS.

I would say that supply will probably widen a bit during the off season, and there will be a wider selection of decent deals for a few months, but in general the banks have gotten smarter.

The government already supplies welfare, education from K to 12, food stamps, Section 8 Housing, discounted or free public transportation, and on and on.

I thne supply all the cash (including the clsoing costs) so you have no out of pocket money and clos eyour A to B transaction.

If slab is pretty smooth you can go to your local landscape supply shop and pick up several tubes of paver glue, just make sure your surface is very clean.

If you take the time to learn your market very well and the supply/demands of the market, it will lead to success in this business.

But the few that supplied us the documentation, we sent over the requested documents.The sellers lenders- I can't think of any of them requesting anything.

These mandatory withdrawls by the multitude of boomers will greatly overshadow the few workers that can (or choose to) utilize those plans (especially because of the economic downturn) which means for the foreseeable future the demand upon securities (stocks, bonds, ect.) from these plans will be much less that the supply of those same stocks, which will mean a much slower growth period for the market that we had seen in the past despite those who would utilize the retirement plans.The robust economy of years past allowed much to be put into these plans which must be disbursed by law (different ages for different plans).

I would 'look' at the heat/furnace efficency,water heaters type size and location,,gas supply,,electrical (very closely).Generally older units have dated equipment,,,generally replaceable at a cost,,,but cost is cost.