Over the weekend the local newspaper ran a story about a particular neighborhood having issues of high lead content in the soil.

I am looking at a particular property in my area.

She says that she has also talked to lawyers about filing for bankruptcy but that it is not applicable to the this particular probate situation?

The particular structure involved is no longer on the property and the explosion was caused by a company digging in a nearby location.

This doesn't particularly deal with tips for rehabs but Lifehacks are pretty neathttp://lifehacker.com/I just found out the other day I have been tying my shoes the wrong way my whole life.

Why would you analyze comps on a particular property without guessing at a price possible?

(In this day of internet marketing, I question whether this is really valid, particularly since I never use signs anymore.)In my first year, I have had two cars crash into the fence.

@Zac P.While not necessary to say anything imo, I would advise them to watch that clothes particularly those having metal snaps, zippers etc be kept clear of the heaters as these can be heated to a temperature that can cause 2nd degrees burns if they contact bare skin.In addition most electric heaters will give a distance that should be kept clear.

It's not really helping anyone understand anything.So, is there a particular publication there that is directly related to investors?

@Ryan Hollamby I'm guessing the already low purchase prices in Pueblo will dip further in this particular neighborhood.