People of my generation are more interested in buying 300+ dollar sneakers rather than investing in stocks and shares for the company or manufacturer who makes them.

It sounds like networking in your local community and building a reputation would be your best advantage being that conventional ways of financing are not conductive to your current financial situation.

Get a bid from a reputable company as to what it would take to repair the lawn and any other significant damages of which you are aware.

I am aware that it is very important to have strong team members in order to succeed and I am counting on the BP family to refer reputable professionals.

It's best to get a few quotes from reputable movers in your area.

I would also suggest finding a reputable REI group in your local area to network and meet up with people who specialize in commercial.

I worked in manufacturing and became a millwright.

UTSA is a fast growing university, developing in reputation and size, so vacancy rates are extremely light.

Is this a reputable lender that was referred by someone you know and trust?

Anyone else no any reputable wholesalers in the northern Virginia area?