I went to the hospital obviously, rushed by a co-worker and was x-rayed and found out that it was fractured in 2 different places and was wedged out of place.

this is a great site and thanx ahead of time for all the help and advice i will be getting.

But it is only an edge if it's used.By systematically collecting just a few local demographic statistics (job growth, population growth and income) and property performance fundamentals, we can get ahead of the curve.

During our second rehab, we discovered that the 3rd bedroom had quarter inch sheetrock when a tenant leaned on the wall and fell through :shock: Anyway, dh usually interviews contractors, but it was a rush job and he had to work for several weeks without a break.

But at that point I had not left the house much and discovered the housing market had fallen apart.I liquidated everything after I rushed rehabbing them all hours of the day and night.

After the first reduction go ahead and make an offer.

THINK AHEAD to avoid maintenance nightmares WRT inevitable leaks and overflows.

He has full confidence that he'll come out ahead.

That said, you will probably need to get your financing together ahead of time.

"Witness Signs" http://witnessdesigns.com/ was by far the most inexpensive and best looking signs for the price.They also happened to have lost power, for several days during the ice storm and they overnight rushed my order so it would arrive on the day I needed them!