I haven't met a broker who stays in business not protecting their commission and not selling property.

That sounds a lot like the nature of the word wholesale (or arbitrage, for that matter), but I don't know if that fits into the description of wholesaling the way most newbies use the word.

Usually an "Erickson machine" which is a hand operated drum or "top snake" cable machine will extract a couple handfuls of hair at about 4 to 10 linear feet down the drain.This is the usual fix.If this does not solve your problem I reccomend the services of a professional drain cleaning company.These folks have rolling workshops with drain equipment of every description include fiber optic cameras that can inspect drains as small as 2" in diameter.Choose a firm that strictly specializes in drain cleaning opposed to genral plumbing.These guys solve problems like yours everyday ,,,theres quite a lot to it actually,,,and these guys have seen EVERYTHING believe me,,,Lynn if you indeed have broken remnants of tile or concrete in your shower drain it will be very difficult to correct in a "slab job" house.You may request a technician to attempt vacumning out the remnants with a "wet dry vacumn".He can then a attempt to clear it with a cable machine or a high pressure "Hydro Jetter" machine.If you had a raised foundation house of course you would have the option of a plumber working under the problem area and "chopping out " the section of clogged pipe and replacing it with new material.This is one of the many reasons I do not like nor will I invest in slab houses.Good luck Lynn and hope this helpsDave DoyleLos Angeles

If you met a young investor, who was paying his minimums on his credit cards by putting the interest payment on a new credit card...how long do you think this system would work?

Can you give us a brief description of that process?

Take note of what is in the meta tags.

Ease into it.I have never met a contractor who has turned down free food. 

But based on your description (you rolled over funds from a 401k into it), that is my best guess.Annuity in and of itself is not considered a Qualified Retirement Plan, however provides an opportunity to grow your savings tax-deferred.

None of the work is guaranteed...There are also no before/after work descriptions (although I was able to acquire some before and after pictures-- from what I can see, the rehabbed property does look good though).

I marvel at sites like YellowLetters.com and ListSource.com and how they've met a very specific need in the REI world.