(this a serious personal choice).

Ive been reading a lot of sales books that state consistently that u have to lead your prospects to an choice by giving them choices that leads them makes them from emotion to rationalization while at the same time helping cont to an conclusion. now i know some people don't want to sell but in talking about the unsure of the situation so the answer is not that simple. but i also believe that u need to know there motivation but what do u ask that's or how should u say to to keep it from being or feeling threatened. also if u make cold calls how many do u make and day, and if so how is your % .

Does anyone know anything else about either Land Solutions, Global Community Development or a company called Choice Property Management run by someone called Leona Redd which is,as I understand it, a letting company that would eventually take care of the tenants etc.,....Assuming of course that there are ever any properties built to h ouse them!

Having grown up in the painting business and occassionally helping my Dad in his business still today - we find Kelly Moore's DuraPoxy line an excellent choice for interior woodwork - dries hard and durable - hence the "Dura"

Anyone who can do that has plenty of choices.

That would be best choice.

It has never been necessary because we are a community of mutual support and contribute here out of choice.

i don't think there's much point in arguing that...if i choose to keep certain buildings of mine private, and tell the tenants i work for the owner as the maintence man, that's my business...it doesn't implicate me in any wrongdoing....back to josh's question though, i stand by my choice...certain properties, you can see that i own thru public records,and others you wouldn't know about, and i wouldn't want to give out the private addresses on the forum

The obvious choice is the Chinese currency for just the growth and strength.

Moving in sounds like a possible good choice while using your income to invest.Another thought is finding something that needs work and moving into that while renting your first home.