I as a contractor am in the place of the supply yard, and it takes work to position as such.

I look forward to your feedback here, and if you feel like responding on Twitter, I've supplied links to the 3 tweets above.

If you owe lots of unsecured debt, then you will probably have to go into Chapter 11.From what was written within the links I supplied, it does not appear that in Chapter 7 you will be allowed to keep anything, unless all debts are paid in full withou need to sell something.

Since the link Josh supplied is just to the main BP page, I'll tell you how to get to the directory he mentioned.

Tech support will tell you to go around the house, close all the windows, shut down the water supply for 30 seconds, then start up again and see if that fixes it.3.

Sounds like it has galvanized water supply pipes since you say water might be rusty.

In business it's all about supply and demand, the less inventory there is on the market, the more property value will increase by default.

Someone's hobby they decided to turn into a store, only to discover running a retail store is a much different business than having a hobby supplied by such a store.

When asked to supply the ownership documents the date the bank acquired the property was 2-3 months after they had started foreclosure.

I'm hoping to make the numbers work in true biggerpockets fashion like you pros... well, as close as I can get?