Hey everyone, I'm looking for a handyman in the Grand Rapids area who can do small tasks like fix plumbing, general carpentry, etc.

I'm from Wyoming and grew up around guns so this isn't a political, anti-gun post, it's just my observation. 

This task can be agonizing to some entrepreneurs—who fancy discussions about the big picture—and liberating for others—who spend too many wakeful nights counting sheep.

Even though San Diego has not successfully passed any significant anti-growth initiative the real estate is very constrained (limited supply):- To the North Camp Pendleton constrains.- To the South Mexico constrains.- To the West the ocean constrains (poor us :=).- To the East the harsh climate constrains (good luck living in Anza Borrego through a summer)The supply will always be constrained. 

Just because there is no sign, dosnt mean they dont have the property assigned to an agent (who is currently handling the premarketing tasks, securing the property/utilities/etc).I say it everytime, the asset manager dosnt want to talk to a buyer, thats why they hire the agent to talk to guys like you and me.

Many tasks seem simple and in some sense they are, but they take years to master.

These laws are so glaringly pro tenant  and anti-landlord.

It is a animal trained to perform specific tasks to assist persons with physical or mental disabilities.

I also come up with great ideas and problem solving during this time as it gives me ultra focus and thinking on unresolved complex problems.I don't think production goes down with age I think you learn to delegate tasks to others who can do it better and faster than you.

It's not an easy task especially since most MLSs don't have a "ADU" filter and even if they do, agents often omit the data.