I know that I want to try my hand at flipping because it seems extremely challenging and rewarding, which is right up my alley.

For latecomers, it is very quick, fun, and cost effective to go door to door with a small cooler handing out ice cream or fruit bars.

The penalty for getting caught.But, most people seem to agree that once the stamp is in the hands of the USPS, you're no longer allowed to reuse it.Of course, that's just stuff I found on the Internet, and we know how reliable that tends to be

Plumber taps on a few pipes, solders a few joints, and after an hour of work he hands the plastic surgeon a $1200 bill.Outraged, the plastic surgeon exclaims, “I don’t even charge my patients that!!!”

I understand the issues of police powers, on the other hand there is an issue with restricting the ability of earning the fruits of the property and taking the use without compensation.

On the other hand, if the numbers are great for an Philly property that is in decent condition I would keep the it on the table.In short, thanks for the info everybody!

Rick Harmon you're like the Probate 007...So that leads me into my next question if you would be so kind to answer it.I went to the court house the other day and pulled out a handful of probate files.Should I scan each file for the last 6 months or so or are there certain files I want and others I should skip?

So we followed orders, I unintentionally ended up leaving my JansPort backpack inside of my friends vehicle in the passengers side which i always hold my wallet and other necessities that i refuse to fill up my pockets with to prevent overloaded pockets, so while we are standing in front of the cop car, the officer walked over to where I was (passengers side) of the vehicle searched and raised his hand in the air and said "Look what I found in the black Jan-Sport, a piece of marijuana" and I automatically rejected to the fact and said "thats impossible officer I have not had possession nor smoked marijuana in months if not longer and theres just no possible way you could of found that in there.

You need an attorney who specializes in Professional Tenants as it sounds like you have an aspiring duo on your hands.

So the tenants hand in their 30-day notice.