Regardless of that degree I felt more comfortable with construction back then so I got back in the construction business.  

Concurrently, get your graduate degree in Real Estate investment by harnessing the power of Bigger Pockets. 

It goes back and fourth and she says “it was 20 degrees in my house the other night” ( if it’s 20 degrees in the house I'm thinking that WOULD be an emergency, and I should have got a phone call then, not mention it two days later because I asked you to pick up dog poop.)

In Georgia we mainly have temps of 60 - 100 about 8 months of the year and then 4 cold months down to 20 degrees at the coldest.This is just an average of what we have here.

I presume it has to do with purchase power and, to a lesser degree, political/cultural values.With that being said, local demand (for San Diego real estate) has not waned.

I often look up property tax rates using the link at the bottom of ripropinfo.com and always look out for the little footnotes which let me know if that's the case.Also be aware that Woonsocket currently has a proposal in the works to do the same.For Providence, it got so bad after a few years of big non-OO tax rate increases that an organization of landlords formed, the Providence Apartment Association, to fight it, with some degree of success.

The assumption to some degree was there was a level of attention to detail that we didn't need to pay attention to because of the vendor services we had put in place as control points (title and attorney).

Sounds like you want a Title Company or lawyer involved to some degree.

I mean, How much do we all pay for a college degree?

In addition to the degree of pure effort it took to establish and build the lasting relationships that will always remain with me, my goal in with this position is simply to carry myself with a "beginners mind," treat others as I would like to be treated and try to be the best version of myself every day.