Just like the rest of the "SIFI's"People are buying up the FNMA preferred's that were trading near pennies, because there's a renewed speculation that the government will keep it alive as a private entity that continues to guarantee a large part of the market..

Provide them with something of value in trade for them teaching you what you want to know. 3.

I was not a very effective property manager; it is a very specific skill set.

ASHI's website (American Association of Home Inspectors) has only ONE inspector listed, and I wasn't impressed with the credentials when I checked the website (too vague data on experience, previous trades, etc).So I currently have 3 options to choose from:Inspector #1 (found from TAREI - Texas assoc of real estate inspectors): on BBB since 1993, A+ rated.

I don't do much with it, other than diverted some of it to a stock account by Schwab, where I do some stock trading with it.

She seems to have a course on many subjects, so I was wondering if she's a "joker of all trades, and a master of none".Lynn (FL)

It's all about how much time you have to do the job and the skills you have in this area.

I am an industrial/commercial insulator by trade.

A local network will be able to give you solid references for skilled labor and professional council.

Take an inventory of your skills and personality.