You can zoom in on a specific address, cross street or subdivision, and specify a variety of variables and it'll map it out the way you want.

I agree with you that anyone who carries a gun and breaks the law deserves to have their house raided, their car confiscated and ALL their other legally owned guns confiscated...it's the best way to keep guns off the street and out of the hands of idiots who think they should be allowed to carry any guns they want, whenever and wherever they want.Sounds like our politics are starting to come together.

Option Pricing and Investment Strategies" by Richard M Bookstaber ,was the book that really turned on the light bulb for me.For a deep math understanding, though a tough book and required reading when we were on the street, "Options, Futures, and Other Derivative Securities" by John Hull.

$4000 later and I have a new PVC pipe up to the street.

Is there a city main that it connects to at the sidewalk/street, or is it hooked up to a septic system?

Also visit www.accessonescams.com for recommended reading and things (schemes and scams) to avoid in real estate investing training.One more tip: Drive most of the streets in the neighborhood you think you might invest in.

I'm not necessarily against Wall Street; however, it seems that the Obama Administration is interested in having large investment funds buy at auction and in bulk Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA foreclosures.

I need a few of those...I also have tenants that just leave thir cans on the street all week and fill them up as needed...

short of plugging my phone into some amplified source, it's really hard to hear your show in the car on the phone w/all the usual street traffic.

Light industrial next to the airport, apartments close to colleges, retail centers on major cross streets, office buildings on "prestigious" streets, would all seemingly meet, individually, or collectively, a dream portfolio.We have all sorts of formulas for analyzing real estate investments.