You can use blown insulation or you can get a 2 lbs. closed cell polyurethane froth pack from Foam it Green spray foam insulation and spray the underside of the roof.

I just read somewhere that there are alot of homes that have been built in the past 30 years with preservative-treated wood, and that in some cases it's more reliable than stone foundations.http://www.toolbase.org/Technology-Inventory/Foundations/wood-foundations

Andrew, you are NOT normal.A "normal" 19-year old would be burning time, money and brain cells.

That can make it very hard to differentiate between a guy running a legitimate business with legitimate backend, and a guy whose sole concern is his gas and cell phone.This can go the other way too, though.

If mailing be sure to include "Return Service Requested" The best is to search and/or skip for cell numbers.

A 7,000 class A amp you could get for 3,000 that was a few years old or less.The movie theater make sure you are selling within 5 years as the equipment starts to get outdated and loses some value as technology improves.Apartment for income makes the most sense for dollars.

Perhaps, as technology advances, these fees can be reduced to more manageable levels.Perhaps, comparing stocks and bonds returns with REI performance should not be the only focus of these discussions. 

On a related note - I also did not get the reminder on my cell phone for the webinar.  

Building technologies and materials will be evolving as time goes on. 

(Lack of description, below market rent, bad pics, etc.)2) Is there a good way to identify the posts of "Mom and Pop" landlords who might be a bit out of touch with technology or market rents?