We managed to cut over 2 seconds off of the load time of every page on the blog -- a very significant improvement.

I would simply deduct the cost of the repair from what my offer would be if there was no need for repair (provided a positive and sound repair is possible - again, anything is possible with enough money).

This is not the first time I've seen such claims here on BP and would like to see some hard evidence showing where LLC members were held personally liable simply because they chose to manage their property themselves rather than hire a third-party to do so.

Now, I know that could be a bad thing but I'm hoping its a good thing and simply means this is an untapped market.

Don't cut corners and it will sell for what you want!

While I have nothing to hide, I simply don't like having a photo of myself on forums or anywhere for that matter.This is just a personal preference of mine and is something that I hope the content of my posts would offset, but I also understand that some like to see who they are talking to or reading about.At the end of the day, I'd post a real photo if required to do so, but it's a rule that can't be verified since a poster can simply post a photo of Joe Blow they find on the net so why not leave people to decide for themselves?

But with the knowledge and networking here on BP I feel will certainly cut the learning curve.

I noticed this topic and thought maybe I could offer some insight on mobile websites.I'm simply offering info on something that's going to be important in the very near future.89% of people use their smartphones throughout the day. 93% of use is while their at home.87% of use is while on the go (no surprise)Smartphones Serve As Pocket PCs and Extend Desktop ExperienceExcluding calls in the past week 81% of users browsed the Internet.77% used a search engine while on their phone ( How well does your website look on a mobile device?

If that's rental properties and he's never been a landlord, he should start out buying a house or two and cut his teeth.

Other solutions, while not as clear cut, and not as profitable, could run as little as $2,500.00 in start up costs, with no real ongoing costs to speak of, and is probably the only practical strategy for a smaller operator.