I've seen so many novice builders start a project only to abandon it because its too much work - start skimping, taking shortcuts to get done, build a non-quality house, and then can't sell it.

A couple of my favorites (I think some of these could have been candidates for the Guru Scam Words thread):"Everybody charges for this, it's standard in this area....""

Cost effectiveness and gradicose quality, while encompassing stalwart curb appeal and elastic enough to meet all markets low-high, special, urban, suburban....simply chasing that dragon parabola of market perfection.

With a quality 'blue print'before you as a guide, your course should be true and strong.1.

Once you are a licensed realtor, courts hold you to a higher standard, meaning that they don't want you taking advantage of non-informed (aka non-licensed) people.

Each time, I've phone interviewed the agents first, but I'm batting about 10% on getting quality realtors.

By "king" I meant number wise, not necessarily the quality of the questions.

Wondering if anyone else has had good/bad experiences and is willing to talk about prices/quality without just advertising their own company?

I started a scholarship that sponsors energetic and promising young people that I meet in my travels and work who agree to meet certain academic standards of performance and attendance in return for half-tuition.

Because your thoughts are based on feelings of inadequacy, you set your boundaries and standards very low and achieve little in your life.