Oh, and who wouldn't be complete without a journal, day planner, key fob, or a 3-day coaching seminar?

The Journal of Accountancy provides a good list of the tax provisions in this law.http://www.journalofaccountancy.com/News/20125972.htmSome tax provisions to note:1) Itemizing medical deductions the floor will be increased form 7.5% to 10% in 2013.

Hi Alex,Welcome to the BP community... there is certainly a significant amount of information already posted in the blogs about what to look for when investing out of state.To summarize some of my favorite tips:Subscribe to the local business journal or news to see what is happening in terms of new businesses or investments in the area.Check out the rent to price ratio, and how many people rent versus own.Check out information on a tool like neighborhoodscout.com to find out aggregated information about a region.I think there is a lot you can learn about areas these days without physically visiting.

Great article from the Courier-Journal on the expectation of surpassing 2023's record year: https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/local/2024/02/21/...

I’m not very familiar with the HELOC but from what I read I believe it’s a variable rate tied to the Wall Street Journal rate?

Thank you for sharing your experience with the journal Jerry!

try Journal Of Light Construction magazine all about residential construction and you can get thier flash drive of all thier issues from the start of the magazine.

While I currently dont have access to any economic journals subscriptions as Im laying in bed, one merely needs to look at very plainly laid out information historically.

Add-on: a bit of evidence in favor of college being pretty much just what you make of it, and nothing magic: "In November 2002, the Quarterly Journal of Economics published a landmark paper <https://www.nber.org/papers/w7322> by the economists Stacy Dale and Alan Krueger that reached a startling conclusion.

As of now, I have been reading a majority of my materials from either the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Philly Inquirer, or Curbed.