I got a question here - I just got a car and I am thinking of putting a sticker on it where I would advertise a company where I work as sub-contractors (REI company).

If you try to convince your wife to let you put branded "We Buy Houses" stickers in the goody bags for you daughter's birthday.

I have more clients exploring purchasing today, b/c 5 year amortized lease deals can be as much as 25% more than the deals we were getting in 2009....definitely some tenant sticker shock going on in 2014, if the original lease was inked in 2009.

Sticker was $35,000 but after GM rebates $2000, costco pricing, fed/state tax rebates/credits, I essentially bought the car around $22,000!  

You do have a big yellow City of Atlanta sticker for the code violation.  

With the money you save get yourself an electric car with HOV stickers and start listening to some podcasts and learning Mandarin.

Got Vinyl stickers from ebay, have lasted the whole year so far - no issuesNice marked garbage cans for the tenants, all but one was bought used off craigslist.chimney repaired - this and the refinishing of the floors was the only things we contracted out, everything else my Wife and I did with the help of some friends.Hard working Wifey and her Dad patching the sidewalksOur son "helping" us put out the planters.

I just read the specs on Durock and it says not to lay vinyl on top...I'm assuming they are referring to that thin vinyl sticker crap? 

Sorry for the sticker shock.

Today, that swath of land is part of the much larger Rust Belt.After the dot-com crash, some Bay Area cars displayed the bumper sticker: Please God, Just One More Bubblehttps://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2004-08-15/commentary-please-god-just-one-more-bubbleThe big joke from financial history is: This time is different