In a vacuum it makes sense, but in real life it's insane.

. - Once a week, vacuum floor, including using the narrow attachment thing to really hit up the space between the carpet and wall.

United Airlines just released information about laying-off 50% of their workforce, 17 million are on UE, and the $600 UE is about the expire... and the leads me the conlsuion that many houses may be on the market in 6 months.What do you think is going to happen?

Yes, we may not be getting as high of a cash on cash return as possible (in a vacuum), but we have separated ourselves from the competition by miles in terms of quality of product at a similar price point.

Vacuum first.

I recommend homes near Lake Gregory, or something with an "airliner" view of the flatlands below (hence the name Crestline).  

charles, that's a great point. i use my personal credit card to purchase materials to get the airline miles.

I needed all of them  RE license to sell RE  Mortgage to do private loans in the states that require it.. and contractors to build the homes I am building and then on top of that I have a developers license in Oregon ( no test required just a money grab And when I was figuring out what I wanted to do I got my pilots license around 20 too.. as I really wanted to be an airline pilot.. but alas in those days it was very hard to get hired not like today.

I'm also a "part time" airline pilot and fly international flights based at LAX.

One of the theories that I have is that we don't really have the large office space needed to attract large companies such as Alaska Airlines (or another similarly sized company that isn't tech and focuses on middle class jobs).