I find that the HD near my location always seems to be out of stock of what I need, I am 0 for 3 so I just shop Lowe's.

I've seen many docs have their retirement plans sabotaged by being 100% invested in the stock market and suddenly finding their net worth cut in half in 2000 and 2008 and putting off retirement.

Some work just won't pass muster, and requiring permits and inspections is a way a city can try to improve their "housing stock."

Now here’s the deal: Technical analysis is easily automated and therefore incredibly popular among stock market, commodity, forex, and real estate investors.

I've seen topics here about investing in other areas besides real estate, so I know BP has some members involved with the stock market.

We penciled in out and it made sense to go with the stock carpet and pad w/ $97 install over the Stainmaster deal.

That $100K could easily end up being $80K or $90K a year from now.Because she has a specific, short-term plan for the cash, I think any sort of risky investment - stocks, bonds, real estate, loans- are inappropriate.

All the logistics that I had in mind were there, Visas, government stability, taxes, tourists, access to stock, etc.

Our houses that we work on are not restoration projects, but more of a bringing the original flavor back to life with some updated points.For an example, last year we worked on an amazing home with a smaller footprint (720 sq ft) but had three stories.The Craftsmanship of the word work was outstanding; just a little rough at places and 90% of it was painted.If this was our own home, we might have stripped the paint, revealed the oak, and refinished all the woodwork, making it drop dead gorgeous (We love natural wood).

First of all, no one buys a property, or business, or stock on its revenues alone.