Yet, we aren't allowed to do so and Obama the Chosen One wants to bankrupt the coal industry to encourage renewable alternatives.We are in very interesting times indeed.

I am not questioning for a moment that it works for you, but that philosophy does not work for the guy sitting in Manhattan or San Francisco.If you research my properties, you will be hard pressed to find very many of my competitors who can touch our projects in price point and quality.

Have you changed your philosophy over time, or because of the current market?

These pieces of data encourage me on the appreciation issue, as does the nearby comparatively recession-proof job base (UNC-Chapel Hill).So that's the upside.

Wow, thanks for all the encouraging and thoughtful words everyone.

so, from a practical standpoint, while i don't encourage this, i think you would get a better product because without having to hide their equipment, growers could really push the envelope with hydroponics and such. space is a big problem when they are trying to hide sodium lights and ebb flow systems in their basements. ever been to epcot in disneyworld?

I have now become more firm with that philosophy due in part to your example and in part to my recent bad experiences with our local agents here.

Well, maybe if you believe in the "You broke it, you buy it" philosophy. it might have been a good choice.

There was a deliberate US government program to encourage home ownership.

Thanks for the encouragement, Mr.