These direct vent systems also have the plus of better energy efficiency (at higher price for buying the boiler).As to separating cooking gas - well, you might already have that since there are two meters.

When California is in an economic crunch, our prices fall through the basement.

I loved his book he co-authored, Crisis Economics, (I think).

Although "double dip" is the term du jour these days, I have a hard time calling it a double dip because I don't believe the economic numbers have ever been all that rosy since 2007.If people were using CC's and HELOC's to live and spend beyond their means then we are in for a LONG time of lowered spending = less profits and subsequently less jobs; It's a simple formula.Jobs is the real issue, and job losses are ultimately derived from lost profits - which are going to remain stagnate.

Much more energy and more positive outlook.

Every economic problem in this country can be traced back to e decline in education in this country.Countries that value education will continue to move ahead of us in terms of economic progession and deservedly so.Also funny how i've pointed out numerous times on this forum that we DON'T have the best health care in the world but until now, nobody here has wanted to acknowledge it.

Ryan,I read your story in awe......I love people who take risks.I myself am a risk taker.I purchased 1/2 ac a month ago.And I'm looking to wholesale few properties in the St Louis area.Keep up the good work.Keep posting,I need the positive energy......GL

Might check that again.Most of our laws today are economic laws disguised as health and welfare, consumer protection, etc.

I'd measure the opening size and check with your appliance store to see what is the most functional and economical unit that will fit.

Because of the economic downturn of the last couple of years I have added a couple of more rules 4) Only buy in name brand cities 5) only buy properties for less then replacement cost.Now for the heresy part.