In my mind, if it's a house that's going to survive more than a couple of winters, it has to by definition have a deep foundation (which is a psychological bias discussed by Nassim Taleb in his book The Black Swan).When I bought my house, my realtor used the half-inch rule.

As an LSS Black Belt, I could not agree more with this post.

I'm feeling like just as long as I get their attention does it really matter if it's yellow paper vs. white, red, black or blue ink? 

I actually really like the DD in theory because it makes our contracts VERY black and white.

6:57 PM+1847XXX155x: One black Labrador.

Sold my mother's house in Black Mountain (Asheville area).

Hocking Hils, Ohio, Black Hills of South Dakota and pretty much anywhere around a national park out west.

Pot calling the kettle black...Onto the matter at hand...The 1031 exchange is without a doubt a wealth preservation tool.

I'm sure that's too black and white, but curious to hear opinions.  

I believe the company is on track to enter the black next year and I feel the stock will be a nice enhancement to our retirement funds down the line.