Put them in your bag and lean on them early and often.

I could be completely wrong and retail could turn it around and do great, but I wouldn't want to be left holding the bag if prices drop 50-60%.

I mainly work in a foundry making bronze castings of both original and replica art, which I then golf plate via electro plating.

My investment started out rocky and ended up with me holding the bag at the end of the lease with the tenant 2 months behind...Originally posted by @Vlad Bahatyrevich:@Michelle Barlow Yes, after 2 years MI investment has worked out for me as intended and I would invest with them again in the cities that they cover.

He should retract it and go back to the $150 to send a strong message that trying to take advantage of his generosity will not be rewarded.He obviously has handled the situation very poorly by making a offer in the first place but now he must take back control of the situation and make it very clear that it is $150 or nothing and they can pack their bags.

To get by for now, provide two hanging bags for clothing left in washer or dryer at least 10 minutes after end of cycle. 

We have been investing in low fee index funds through our 401ks for many years.My wife and I were coming back from the Napa Valley on Friday.. and she points to this ladies hand bag and says  Hey that bag is 3500 dollars .. :)  I go to the out let store and buy her coach bags that look great to me for 200 to 300 dollars.

You may need more money than that to do a deal at 20 to 25% down for a better interest rate, (depending on credit score) and then to maintain it.Be careful in buying those $60K or less older homes because they come with a bag full of repairs, meaning you will need plenty of cash reserves when those repairs pop up, and sometimes when it rains it pours.All the best to you.

However, that plan brings with it a whole other bag of worms. 

Salt is $20 a bag in winter.