In my opinion the town is not as health economically as what it was even 5 years ago.

How would you invest in real estate if you had a few extra dollars in a trust, say $1.5 Million, and your goals were to:Maximize income for yourself in retirement (70's and in good health)Maximize inheritance for your children when the time comesMinimize taxes for yourself and your childrenThank you

We gave another trusted worker an advance of $200 for the holidays and then he had a medical emergency and couldn't pay it back right away, so we told him not to worry about it until his health improves.

@Felicia Gordon In my opinion, degrees are most useful for super technical things and knowledge that you absolutely must have on a job- like being a CPA or engineer, or any health field.

Without going overboard, you know that in places like Los Angeles, that's actually good business sense and "good health sense" so too speak. 

Purely numbers based though, no info on health of local economies.

Hi all,I'm interested in talking to those of you who have worked with sellers (or potential sellers) with mental health issues (suspected or confirmed). 

Not sure how many here use a Health Savings Account (HSA), but for those that do and that are in good health this can be a means to build your HSA.

The last two on the list are questionable, but I hope for the best (plus they have company paid health care for retirees as long as you have been there 20 years).

Buy the "Ranch House Bar and Grill" next door, Gas Station, Additional Store Building (now rented), Owners Residential Suite, Rental Units, with approximattely 10 Acres for $2,5 M OBO (Health Issue requires negot)Facilities: A Liquor Store Building, R.E.