It's bound to be pricey, plus there's not much slope, and we sometimes get quite a bit of snow. i know there's some amazing teflon fabric stuff being used in big construction but it doesn't seem to have gotten to the consumer market yet.

I naturally lean towards paying down debt for the eventual jump in cash flow when it is paid off.

We like them here but Bernie’s little $50 billion Ponzi scheme illustrates the critical nature of this commandment perfectly.

Their visit could've been initiated by one of the cop's grandmother who you've peppered with Yellow Letters and she is interested in hearing your offer but is naturally afraid of being swindled or harmed in some other way.  

I think I am slowly coming to some of the realizations that you highlighted; I am just naturally inclined to look for benchmarks as this is what I have learned in Finance.

You need to define the nature of your business and then sit down with a good insurance broker who can write the coverage that will match your specific areas of risk.It's important that you find a quality, knowledgeable broker.

I have a finance degree and the good thing it did for me was get me a finance job doing Real Estate Evaluation, go figure they trained me to evaluate Real Estate, so naturally I started evaluating properties for myself and used the W-2 income from that job to finance rental properties in Dallas.

I think we have all been taken advantage of before in one way or another which can sometimes make us skeptics by nature, but I try not to let it get to me too much.

If the buyer is in contract and something "significant" was discovered during the inspection, the buyer would naturally disclose this to the seller either look to negotiate, remedy, or back out of the deal.Back to your scenario...

I think it's works well for smells in carpet/fabrics etc.