This ales helped me redefine what I thought was success.

After reading just a few posts and discussions, the "AHA" hit me like a freight train.

You can get one from Harbor Freight that costs 1/20 of what the Fein costs and will be adequate for your needs.

If you don’t own a circular saw check out harbor freight tools or some cheap tool store.

Opportunities popping up, watch for the freight train it comes in fast.Keep your credit good, cash in checking and stay on the w-2 job.If you had a forbearance and owe -sell the property or bring the lump sum current to be ready to buy with a loan.

Recent decades have seen Austin’s skyline, business environment and population redefined.

Not saying settle for D class neighborhoods, but perhaps it means re-defining your criteria a bit.For me personally, I really like downtown SJ.

The vendors / sponsors are paying the freight for the meeting rooms, food, etc to keep the Investor Meetings Cost Effective.

Bought a heat gun from Harbor freight ($10) and wife spent evenings removing multiple layers of stick-on linoleum while I use a hammer to break up a brick wall to make space for a new patio.

When I sold my store in 2015, I think prices averaged $0.25 per document.The other advantage to going with a store like that is that they will accept FedEx, UPS, DHL and freight.