You may not be able to put one where you want or the economics don't make sense.There's A LOT here.

The position I posted about is a 6 figure income with health benefits..

I also hear on all sorts of podcasts allusions to the 2008 crises and how the guest of the week "lost it all" and has spent the last decade rebuilding but this is rarely if ever delved into deeply.The question I have been pondering for the last 24 hours is then, if we take it for granted that an economic fall is coming, and that may have some effect on the property markets (prices, rents, etc), what then do we do to protect and position ourselves.  

Neither the Seller’s and/or Buyer's business shall provide fringe benefits, including health insurance benefits, paid vacation, or any other employee benefit, for the benefit of the Consultant under this Agreement.6.

For health reason, the droppings needs to removed completely?

Rated by Health magazine #1 "fattest region in the country" .

Lots of income problems, lots of health problems and the costs that come with that.

Also, this topic has two perspectives when it comes to the response: one is based purely on math/economics and the other is psychological.

That’s not to say we are not offensive (I’m always looking but I’m heavily discounting everything I’m looking at), but I’ve not gone through a significant economic downturn as a REI and I’m trying to prepare the best I can.  

The combination of the holidays, local weather, and economic news caused some potential buyers and sellers to sit on the sidelines.