He owned a clothing manufacturing company in France and had opened a retail store in FL and NY.

So naturally investors are looking into other markets like real estate as alternate investments.With baby boomers retiring and moving out of their homes for a variety of reasons, this will actually help support the supply of new homes to the market in a gradual way.

Their clothes will stink and it will fester throughout the house.

My plumber suggests that because it has a pump primer it was for fluid - either water or gasoline.A friend who was in the construction business his whole life said this: "Back in the days people gathered rain water from the roof and had cisterns (sp) in the house to collect the water and hold it so it could be used to wash cloths, dishes, etc.

Drug paraphernalia, sexual paraphernalia, clothes, food, feces, etc... are fairly common.

His name is Christian Hollister and he had clothing manufacturing in France and stores (at the time 25 years ago in Chicago, NY, and Miami.

In conclusion, I don't want this thread to become"Drill baby Drill" versus "No Fracking Way"Also, Please cite the "bust" town you refer to.

we all talk about this on BP  the tenant who has the 100k beamer and nice cloths and nothing else.. no one is advocating that on this site for sure.. and I totally agree with that.and it relates to the higher end Teslas for sure they can run as high at 150k and I wont spend that .. bought the absolute cheapest ones in both models.. 

In July I bought a SFR for another client - it was $53K, but very good area and possible to flip or to rent - both will make good numbers.Rent will be $1400/mo, flip will yield at least $50K ($145-160K ARV) depends on the finishes.It won't be 20% ROI on rent but it's B neighborhood and very desirable area for baby boomers to live on retirement.

I just got married last year and now have a baby.