Just a quick question, i was watching the introduction to real estate investing with the 9 modules, i finished it very informative.

It's a good question, because it's a subto mentorship geared towards creative finance, but there are modules for everybody.

It was a plug in model, not a battery one.

While hardcopy isn't going away anytime soon and has some advantages (no batteries, cheap, loanable, free at the library, doesn't cost a mint if you get it wet or lose it, etc), The Kindle and the iPad and the e-books available on such devices will continue to gain ground I think.Having the ability to download any book you want in seconds over the cell network, as well as carry your entire library with you at all times, plus search it and bookmark it, have it read to you when driving, and be able to take notes and look up words in the dictionary, etc....that's pretty neat too, and it keeps getting better.I'll look forward to the ebook, Rich!

I bought it from her for $2,000, put another $3,000 worth of a battery, spark plugs, and some miscellaneous cleaning and tuning into it.

I just want to make sure it's not a scam.Also, I like the fact that the program has video, how-to modules.

I am installing wireless, ten year lithium battery combo smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in my rentals. 

This area is showing lot of growth in terms of companies setting up manufacturing locations like Toyota battery plant, Boom Jet manufacturing to name a few. 

The reason I ask is that the mining of battery minerals is big there.    

It has no batteries or moving parts.I have a camera system that monitors the front exterior and boat dock for security purposes.I had a parent that rented the house for her high school daughters Prom party.