Everything is getting more technological.

Plus the biggest factor - for me - is I have too many trees in my backyard.I was hoping to capture some of the tax incentives with solar, but with the price of solar dropping and getting more efficient, it might not make a difference in a few years when the technology improves and there are no longer any tax incentives.Ultimately it depends on your area. 

Technology and I are not best friends, but we tolerate each other.

If you're looking for apartments in a large city, then I'd probably decision on the chart that Jon showed.Not going to lie though...  

And therein lies the rub, and why it's pointless to look for timing markets.

The other is a larger and offers significantly more in terms of technology and support.  

Technology is taking over on just about everything.  

I'd be lying if I said that isn't what intrigues me

Next, you open yourself up to a lot of litigation - I think most people would desire to avoid any litigation - anyone who would try to claim ownership to the Blue Sky, is nothing but a trouble maker, dramatists, coldhearted and greedy.The other problem lies with those who decide to give credence to these submissions of ownership of names and phrases - the Trademark Office.

It would be borderline lying to say I did my own first deal because I leaned on so many others for help.