@Joe S.We have used Natures Miracle for pet odor...Amazon, Petsmart, etc.

As an investment property it is more expensive up front but hopes to keep tenants happy as well as nature in an urban area.

This, in turn, affects the cash flow in the area as it is no longer the natural market of turnover driving everything from home goods sales to new people trying restaurants.  

The 1033 Exchange is where there is a natural disaster or a taking by a government entity through an eminent domain action (involuntary conversion).

I'm by no means an expert in the blockchain and cryptocurrency world, BUT I'm very intrigued by the nature of it and how it can be such a polarizing topic when trying to understand its value and utility in the future. 

There's tons of opportunities here as you may be familiar with @Jaime VelezThanks Marlen but because of the nature of my work I barely spend time in Dallas.

He has far more expertise in this area than I do, but the paranoid part of me worries that a buyer's agent has a natural incentive to steer a buyer toward a quicker sale rather than negotiations.

That’s kind of the natural progression of all of this, but the rocky part was back in March/April when our town completely shut down all short term rentals in our market indefinitely.

Always great to see another member from CT on the forums.By their very nature there is no set system or method of doing creative deals.

Avoid any city on this list.Disaster Risk - Some parts of the country are more prone to natural disasters.