But there may be options.I do know that there is huge pricing variability, and it can be difficult to make sure that you're comparing apples to apples on coverage.

That, and watching your equity and cashflow grow. :)

I plant with pear trees and apple trees it is a hobby for me;) Organic gardens and extra space for the ever increasing stuff I acquire.

Only cost to me was the mail campaign and paying a notary to watch me sign the grant deed.

Big jobs I would do mulitple bids, just make sure you are always comparing apples to apples in the bids/scope of work / materials.

Watch out for the paparazzi !!!

We feel that the SEC is carefully watching all of the new crowdfunding portals, and it's possible that they'll end up making an example of certain ones who are operating under 506(b) but are being a bit loose with their publicity and advertising.

You want to be comparing apples to apples...

He has already dropped it 22% and now you may let it go for a 2% difference.It is like watching Storage Wars where you have one bidder willing to buy a storage unit for $1K to only let it go to someone else who bid on it for $1,025...

Every area is different so comparing what you can do in California to Wisconsin is apples to Oranges. :)