I like metals as a hedge against inflation and think that inflation needs to be a concern.I like sub2 spin off plays.

Income taxes may be marginally lower than they have been, but inflation tax, tax on inflation tax, and hundreds of other miscellaneous taxes are still taking from the productive sector of society and giving it to a bloated organization in an attempt to engineer everyone’s life for them.

The Fed seeks to contain the economy from inflation.

While you could pretty easily hire someone young, and pay them, say somewhere in the 40k range + bonus, you could also have pretty good odds of hiring someone with more knowledge and skill for roughly the same cost.

on my expense... total is for lawn $4800 ...now some what less cos they are halving the front lawn costs...and making me pay the rest...proof of the deposit received today for only $500 odd dollars.

I'm just thinking that if I were to apply for a couple of different lines of credit at the same time, my odds of getting approved would increase due to the fact that the other companies didn't see the inquiries on my report yet.

I must be the odd-man out.I never go to the forum pages.

Even after just 10 years of 3% appreciation (inflation, really), you're at $222 a month in cash flow and 10.6% return on your 25%.

So, back to those that are controled by the developer....well expect maintenance fees to climb faster than inflation....put simply, if there is any money to be made in the project, the developer/manager are there to make it, you just own it!

Odds are more likely that you would be full of hate.