From what I've read thus far, REI authors touch on this subject in only the most general terms -- i.e. to evaluate a market, one should consider population growth, economic conditions, infrastructure, average cap rates, housing supply and demand, the legal environment, etc.

I guess it could be the gasket around the drain itself--- I'm going to try pouring water directly into the drain and make sure it doesn't touch the shower floor tomorrow.The drain has a curvy PVC pipe with "arm."

I could go into a long rant about gurus, but I've said it all before and it's on BP already, not putting you in a guru status per se.And, I agree, this subject is too complicated to cover the bases in a forum, to do it justice, I'd say you could attend classes for a year and still not touch all aspects of the business, at least at the pace I taught finance at the college level years ago.

I haven't and wouldn't touch a cook county property again.

We do not have matches since we have a pension. 457 is govt. like teachers etc.I feel like mine is don't touch capital.

As for the property, it's a decent home but needs some cosmetic upgrades - paint, carpeting, touch up a few small holes in the interior, replace the screen doors, and replace the tile flooring.

Keep in touch!

Keep in touch and I look forward to seeing you around the site.

Keep in touch and good luck!

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