I'm looking for recommendation for next book.. not the norms ..(Rich Dad or Think and Grow Rich)Something new..

[size=16]Discover Your Passion & Turn it Into Profit[/size]

We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about.
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There was an awesome article in the Charlotte Observer (see the link below) about the current building boom in Charlotte and how it compares to the last massive building period in the early 1970's - including a discus...

The property class descriptions often include age of the property as a major factor in determining property class, can you help me understand how much this weights when applying to urban areas or small east coast town...

Anyone own a 1920s Chicago brick building with stucco over a brick wall? 
I patched the stucco with brixement (lime and Portland) a couple years ago. This year water and Ice got behind my patches and they all fell of...

Here for your viewing pleasure (NOT) we have a bathroom circa 1964.  Built strong and tough, but ugly and waiting for poop brown to come back in fashion.   Other than ripping it out, any suggestions on a "accent" colo...

Howdy BP Forums, 
I am analyzing deals in my area and obviously, the older homes will be cheaper but I had a question. What is the oldest home you are willing to buy? I know it is highly subjective to the property's ...

Morning BP!!!

I posted this another part of the forum, but I thought it’d be more appropriate here.

Today I’m closing on my first duplex! Right now both units are vacant. The plan is to renovate unit one and get it...

When I built my current rentals I spent a fair amount of extra money to run separate water services with water company meters. The idea is to get the tenants to pay for their own water thereby eliminating that fixed c...

I recently read an article published by Stephenie Stone, an executive at a high-tech design and construction firm, entitled Why Every Company Is A Technology Company.  It was an interesting read.  As an employee at a ...