In CT romex is used, stapled to the studs/joists, nail plated where needed, and then run into the boxes.

Companies that cater to luxury items will suffer, consumer staples and commodities will remain strong.

I believe home depot credit accounts (where you pay in full every month) qualify as do similiar accounts at staples and officemax.

http://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/7...http://www.zillow.com/homes/722-Staples-Ave-Kalama...

What you have to focus on is consumer staples as well as the supply and demand of the product types in your area.

Real Penned Letters have been a staple of our clients who market to larger MFR and commercial properties.

The LLC will have its own tax id and over time can establish business credit. most banks though will still pull personal credit of signers as they are the personal guarantors. a business (entity) cannot act, the signers (members, officers, owners, etc) are the ones that can really eff things up.you may want to get the llc set-up and then try to establish an account or 2 with say home depot or staples. basically to start showing tradelines using the tax id of the business. business credit is often reported to d & b (dun and bradstreet) which many lenders will look at.

:D Amerifund states they will do 100% LTV non recourse on the following: RETAIL SINGLE TENANTSAhold FinancingAutoZone Financing Costco FinancingCVS Financing Delhaize FinancingFedEx Financing (Federal Express Financing)Home Depot Financing Kohl’s FinancingKroger Financing Lowe’s FinancingMcDonald’s FinancingOreilly’s FinancingPublix Financing Safeway Financing Staples Financing Target FinancingWalgreens Financing Wal-Mart Financing Amerifund itself is based in Illinois.

Discipline and long term goals are the staple of a savvy investor.

Go to Staples and pick up a (Hewlettt Packard) HP 10Bii financial calculator.