In my shoes i am definitely not good at everything but i am efficient enough to get the job done.However, i do believe that in the future when it comes time for me to expand my business and grow, i am going to have to bring on people who are "MUCH" better than me in other area.As Will would say "Network is your Networth"Geoff Murphy

3) Is there a more cost-efficient way to mail out a lot of envelopes than to stamp each one?

As with any business, and maybe even more so in real estate, having priorities is crucial in determining where our energies are best and most efficiently focused.

If you don't focus all your energy on taking care of the crops you put in, you are totally wasting the resources you do have.

josh, instead of lines of text stacked pretty tightly together, now each category occupies more room so you have to scroll down more to view multiple categories and it takes longer to locate a category. it's not at all what im used to on most of the forums i browse (mainly IT forums so I guess they're big on efficiency)

Hell, Fannie and Freddie are now accepting 125% LTV and the Cap and Trade bill has a provision that ALL homes must meet new energy standards per the EPA before they can be sold.Can you imagine what an inspection will cost???

new siding, energy efficient windows, roof and boiler within past 5 years.

I would have to say the time/effort/energy would be better spent elsewhere. good luck, Tommy

We should also make energy more expensive to the public right when there will be the rising tide of a commodity crunch.If he is going to balance the budget, we are quite possibly going to see all sorts of tax laws change.

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