This neighborhood is in the ‘path of progress’ as gentrification moves east. 

It was an efficient way to end the partnership, no hard feelings on either side, which made it a good deal for me anyway.The neighborhood never really progressed in price the way most of Raleigh or Cary did, or like we expected it would in '07.

Just make sure to have your attorney look over the paperwork.Great job, you are making progress.

Personally I would've cut rent while work was in progress.

I'm out of state and would like to check progress using Buildertrend.com or similar services.

If you're making progress through small wins over time, people will notice and be more likely to do business with you. 

I really enjoy reading about her progress and it inspired me to do it as well.  

For example I would like to be able to mark progressions/reminders to reach out to investors: 1.

Will add more photos as we progress.

But for something this small I would concentrate in my own backyard and focus my marketing efforts to score a deal in the path of progress.