It is the same as weighting the averages of going to the store and buying bread, milk and caviar.

I spent about four summers working in construction and I found I loved building homes and stores that are of real value.

I also have to go back and manually update the spreadsheets to keep track of the responses.So i have the spreadsheets stored on my desktop computer in my home office.

The last one I sold in 2005 :-) sold for $229K in a NH town that was 1/2 hour away from a grocery store, and was only a 1196 SF ranch.

I watched a one hour story on the news about bed bugs but can't remember the link.I heard it's from many of these tenants buying used mattresses or going to refurb stores and not knowing the mattresses were used and rebuilt again.Thank goodness we have never had bed bugs (knock on wood).I bought an Englander pillow top on sale for 1,100 5 years ago.The mattress has a barrier that does not allow bed bugs to enter or breed on the mattress.I can't remember the technical term and jargon.

A couple of days ago there was a discussion here about electronically storing receipts and such.

The product is very affordable and available at Home Depot stores and online.

Getting fat, on skinny deals"???

She didn't get a convenience store and gas station though, just the school house, farm, and cemetery.

Hmmm.....kind of foggy concept for me....but is it in the same way a store might have bought 75k product in 2011 for resale but didnt sell any of it?