It's designed to hold in smells.

I do computer (storage, really) hardware and software design.

These designs are easy to rehab and maintain.Here's one piece of free advice.

Get your hair braided, get a tattoo, or just take a stroll through the colorful crowds, people watching here is a treat onto itself.

(same goes for bedroom)Then again, if your design is poor or the home does not have a layout condusive to adding a bed/bath, you could hurt your price opinion, so their must be a plan.

Especially when they could design a modest ETF portfolio that would provide them with a good chance of earning more than 3%.So is the goal to buy a property for cheap using hard money, rehab it, refinance the home at a higher valuation, pay off the hard money loan and then pocket the rehab cost plus any gain?

They haave 90 days to sell them and then they go to their designated realtor.

I am going to have to have it planned out and designed out conceptialy before i can sell it to the next set of people for the next phase.

I'm actually in Vancouver at the moment, I've also written an article designed for Foreigners looking to buy in the U.S. you may want to have a look at: http://acaciacoinc.com/blog/2009/04/19/can-a-foreigner-buy-a-home-in-the-us/, I'm a licensed Real Estate/Mortgage Broker in the State of California and if you would like I'd be more than happy to assist you.

Everything you've posted is factually correct, only our point of view and conclusions are different.Your focus is on rate of savings, mine is on long term return. 401(k)s, and perhaps my three experiences are extreme, are by design very conservative investment options on broad measures.