One was at Invisible Fence.

Energy is Invisible, and the Great Inversion are two books that speak to this problem.

Currently the homes were tiny so invisioned a tiny home community which would be the first in the area or tear down and rebuild as many nice affordable 3/2s and 2/2s as will nicely fit on the street along with a 6 plex.

I really don't like the investment horizon right now, personally; I do a lot of reading about the market (US and global) and various corporations, and I guess I just got tired of being an invisible cheerleader who had no real say in what was happening with his money.

This is as far as I've gotten.So, my question is, if don't have an address, who & where do you go to create such a list (I realize that I can pay for such a list but am currently operating on an "invisible" budget so need to do these things myself)?

They don't necessarily put price as the reason they skipped over it in the first place, just that they didn't choose it for some reason...so then the listing becomes invisible to them.  

Out of state doesn't mean invisible.  

My seam is almost invisible in my kitchen.   

Quite a few of the properties are invisible to me as I am not a subscriber and wanted to know if it was really worth it?

In the meantime, he was planning to rent it out as a regular rental, but at a price that would be affordable to the hard-working poor.The woman I met today  has contacts with a group that mentors other people with invisible disabilities [ including autism] who, because of lack of acceptance by the non-autistic culture, are relegated to minimum wage "fast food" jobs. [ while the piece of paper documenting the completion of their doctorate is yellowing with age on the bathroom wall it has been taped to]Someone posted a somewhat "snarky" comment about homeless people.