I haven't been a real fan of any of the recent Presidents, but obama makes me sicker every time I see or have his dribble come ount of his mouth.

If the furnace is operating property, the inducer fan will start first.

I'm a big fan of John Mauldlin..., his free blog is more of an email format that contains thoughts on macro events of our financial economy not only in the United States but the entire world too.http://www.johnmauldin.com/bottom right side is the email signup.

Hi Steve or (Josh) :)My thought is link locations possibly change quite frequently.

Jason,These are the REIAS that are part of the Associated REIA's - TOTALLY worth the price too.REINGUSA.com (Nashua, NH 2nd Monday)BostonAREIA.com (Boston 1st Tuesday and Waltham 3rd Thursday)CTREIA.com (Cromwell, CT 3rd Monday)MassRealEstate.net (Peabody, Ma last Tuesday)MassREIA.com (Worcester 3rd Wednesday and Springfield 1st Thursday)NEREIA.org (Chelmsford, Ma 1st Wednesday)NHREIA.com (Manchester, NH 2nd Wednesday)SouthShoreREIA.com (Bourne, Ma 1st Wednesday)I'm a Boston AREIA fan myself, but they are all worth their weight in gold.

I'd have to say that self reflection and education should be continuous throughout the lifespan.In terms of expenses, I tend to frequent coffeehouses so most books were read at no cost (other than time).

It works very well on several sports sites I frequent.

Having said that, the most frequently asked questions have to do with knowing how you are making the payments and with someone "trashing" the house.

Oh man, the oxygen is being "deleted"...I'm a big fan of oxygen too.

I'm not concerned with respect to a deficiency resulting in a 1099-C, as a seller is protected against either via the Mortgage Debt Relief Act (owner-occ) or via insolvency (non-owner occ), although educating and convincing a misinformed lay person or realtor can be quite a challenge on the tax forgiveness issue as well.Another frequent objection from sellers and agents alike is that because my offer is so low, it will create an unecessary delay when they're of the belief the bank will most likely deny a "lowball" investor offer in the end - and all those weeks or months in which an offer at or close to market value could've been accepted were forfeited in vain.