Fast-forward 100 more years, and we're starting to realize that even these more complex theories aren't anywhere near complete enough to model the real world.It's not the Newton or Smith were wrong -- nor were Keynes or David Hume -- it's that their theories weren't complete enough to stand up to the complexities of the real world.

from a financial point of view you stand to make more if you hold onto it but I speak with owners every day that feel the way you do.

I see massive pressure on stand alone small brokers, they don't have the horsepower to keep up.

When you consider whether your chosen markets are landlord-friendly or tenant-friendly, Chicago stands out like a sore thumb.

I had white appliances and wanted my kitchens to stand out against other rentals in my area so I started hunting on CL.

I had a lot of lookers but there was one engaged couple that seemed to stand out from the others.They paid the $7,500 and were mostly maintenance free until one day, roughly six months into the lease, the water heater went out.

Your in good standings.

They will cover the parts but I pickup the tab for labor.All water is off, all gas if off, there is a huge drip pan underneath the tank which carries the water to an outside drain on the side of my home.Good to hear that they are standing behind it. 

If you target the up and coming areas similar to Lawrenceville, South Side Flats, Friendship, etc. you stand a better chance at getting in early a true "buyers' price.

Will the self leveling cement really not stand up when poured over hardwood?