Up to now I have always been "involved" in my real estate, whether it is maintaining it, managing it, and so on.

I suspect, however, that a claim was turned in and reviewed by a desk adjuster who, in turn, denied coverage based on the homeowners own description of loss.We are no longer involved with this project, so I don't know all the details, but with all the changes you can make to your policy to keep the price down, I have no doubt this was an option that was regrettably chosen.

The viability of the HOA becomes at risk if people don't get actively involved.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could see our businesses through the eyes of customers?

I would have gotten more involved years ago with outside activities, such as biking, hiking and camping, and especially dog sports, agility, mushing and bikejoring, and perhaps been competitive on a local or fun level.

And putting actual RE into an IRA has some very specific, unique and possible HUGE risks involved with it, make sure you talk to someone who knows about it or at least will find out more about it so you can balance out the pros & cons and make an informed decision.

Nation-You paid 1/3 upfront as in several days before start upon contract signing, or upfront as in when work started.It just seemed odd to pay 1/3 when the contract was signed several days beforehand, the tear off involves little to no materials, just a dumpster rental.

Rich, it should be a great game, I sit next to the guy in my photo, he does it for every game and gets on TV, so keep an eye out for me.

For example, a woman catches your eye in a 50% rule thread - she's located right between MikeOH and Will arguing - and you randomly send her: "If you were a super hero what would your super power be?"

Do they know to keep an eye out?