sitting on dry land.

Saw someone's 90 day challenge and I've had a note on my dry erase board for the last 3 months when I created my goals for the year of accumulating $1,000,000 worth of property in 2014.

They dig holes on your dry wall, chew stuffs, scratch up the floor, and the worst, urinating on the floor or carpet (you will have to replace the whole flooring to get rid of the smell).

Paula from Afford Anything just came out with her Your First Rental Property Course and I'm trying to decide if I should enroll.Pros: Supposed to be well-vetted and effective after going through two dry runsThe weekly work and accountability will help keep me moving and shake my analysis paralysis (which has set in over the LLC question and I've since focused my energy on my other side hustle)Similarly, Paula seems to have an approach of "Buy what you can comfortable afford, pay it off, then get another."

Once dry, apply paint on waterproofing. 

If you don't have an easy path to a ditch or storm drain you might be looking at installing a dry well to handle the rain so you don't just drain right onto your neighbor.

What happens is the clay dries and cracks and then gets moisture and swells.  

@Sean Williams is dry walling or painting over the wallpaper not any option?

People aren't going to stop spending in the long-term because they're afraid of catching the virus...They don't have any money as their savings dried up.

(larger cells, tabless,dry battery electrode, cell to pack)3)  New manufacturing plans - Gigafactory in Berlin and Terafactory in Austin, Texas.