I have a small advantage for investing in the US in that my spouse is American, so that should help a bit.

Thanks for reminding me about "The Wealthy Barber", by David Chilton, I've enjoyed that book as well and also and "Cashing in on the American Dream" by Paul Terhorst. 

It could be that Mary Ann is her full first name, but using the way you did in 4b is fine.I like to mix things up and only address it to one person .I have my wife address it to the man and put her name on the return address, it makes the wife wonder who is sending her husband mail and they open it.I also like to use colorful envelopes or ones that have themes to them, with the 4th of July coming up I go to Office Max and get some envelopes with American Flags on them.

There are currently 3 new condo developments in place, There are still plenty of empty lots to develop hotels , condos or mixed use mid-rise buildings, real american land of opportunity for right cash flowing investors...

That should give you the knowledge that you need to deal with mold.Travis West, CIEC, MAC0325CIEC - Certified Indoor Environmental Consultant, American Council of Accredited CertificationsMAC0325 - State-licensed Mold Assessment Consultant, Texas Department of State Health Services

To replace my 3 ton unit HVAC with an American Standard complete unit would have been $4500 and come with a 10 year warranty.  

This may be a reach for her situation, but it's worth a shot.Tim, are you talking about the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009?

I texted the source (the guy that told my mentor about it) of the "SEC" C&D tonight and he told me the article is actually in the Austin American Statesman.

Which is a not so uncommon American way of life.

Gold and silver American Eagles are legal tender coins with face values of $50 & $1 respectively.