It's a sad story, but it has to end so a new chapter can start.With the emergency management, the unions can stamp around all they want, the well has run dry, and yelling at it won't make it wet again.

What I can tell you is that when the market turn, funds will dry very fast and if you're in year 3 and your note is due and finding financing is hard, it will be a buyers market and you will be in an bad position with only 2 options: 1) Find another loan which will carry bad terms.

It is a wind swept and dry plain.

Paula from Afford Anything just came out with her Your First Rental Property Course and I'm trying to decide if I should enroll.Pros: Supposed to be well-vetted and effective after going through two dry runsThe weekly work and accountability will help keep me moving and shake my analysis paralysis (which has set in over the LLC question and I've since focused my energy on my other side hustle)Similarly, Paula seems to have an approach of "Buy what you can comfortable afford, pay it off, then get another."

People aren't going to stop spending in the long-term because they're afraid of catching the virus...They don't have any money as their savings dried up.

(larger cells, tabless,dry battery electrode, cell to pack)3)  New manufacturing plans - Gigafactory in Berlin and Terafactory in Austin, Texas.   

Water from down spout was going under the house for years causing standing water, dry rot, bark Beatles and mold.

I know most of us realized this a while ago, but the deals have basically dried up in Phoenix and Las Vegas and some other markets that saw a lot of investors buying the past several years.

It might be sort of dry, but extremely informative about your buying options.  

All water is taken from the aquifer under the city and it's running dry at a fast rate.