i have an amazing agent- brian lewis. he rocks. send email, or other, would love you hook you up. he will always go the extra mile. most sincerely, sydney

Should I run a mile?

In true gift card churning style, you would then use that money to pay off the balance of your credit card that you just maxed out, thus reaping the benefit of getting the awards points, miles, etc. 

My advice is you want to live on the same side of the river where you work, and ideally be able to avoid the parkway in your commute (I-376 east and west, I-279 north) unless you have a job where you'll be working off-hours and can avoid commuting during rush hourFor example, distance-wise, I live about 2-3 miles from Oakland (I'm right across the river in the South Hills), but travel time can be easily an hour with traffic.

@Somer WheatIn order to find the best real estate deal, you need to go the extra mile and market in ways your competition isn’t.

Of course your two miles away from Moreno Valley.

We have a house in Canyon Lake, TX (about 30-40 miles north of san antonio) it's around .75 acres and its technically 3 lots (the appraisal district shows 3 different lots) but it's one parcel. 

Heather, if you give them an inch they will take a mile.

Plus, you will feel better about having your money secured by a physical asset and not controlled by someone hundreds and thousands of miles away. 

When you are new to pizza, you might only want to drive a few miles to get a slice so your risk/reward ratio is low.