http://www.powertochoose.org/ is a great resource.Hi Jaz.Even if you’re amazing at scheduled reminders, staying on top of 3 month intervals & doing the sit downs (research) is time consuming and you’ll likely let your energy plans lapse.

I've heard others playing it safe and reducing that schedule to 6 months.

I do have a 1 yr old and 3 yr old so my time is usually on their schedules, but would be great to get together.

now hes scheduled state fore marshall, state gas state electrical inspector to inspect my bld thursday 10am with or without me present.he mentioned he doesnt want condemn bld but needs make sure its safe for everyone since its mixed use bld. 

Ive heard about it too! The

(by the way, to date I've requested the Owner schedule an inspection by city inspectors so I can get an idea of what it would cost to bring the building into compliance.

In that example, the interest on the HELOC would be deductible (on Schedule E) against the newly acquired rental property because it’s a business expense for that new rental.

Out of those 9, I approved 2 and  moved forward in the application process, both times those individuals bailed within a couple hours of the scheduled deposit to hold meeting. 

Recommendations from others are often helpful, but I've been burned by those, too.  The

Aside from the deals I have helped them obtain, I dont know their schedule but I am happy to pass along your information.I also know a stand-up guy that is a roofer in town if you need someone of quality.Sucks about the dry wood termites but it is what it is and you'll have a cert ready to go once you're ready to sell so you know thatll be ready.