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Do they install as well?

 

I manage 260,000 sq/ft new facility and We need Fences and gates since its operations has just started

I know they install gates and the access piece probably not the fence piece.

What kind of fencing? chainlink?

My company installs "Ameristar" type fencing, we also make gates and use controllers from Signature Controls.

If its just a basic gate and chainlink I would try Signature Controls

much better video

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My friend is a toxicologist at a "lab" in Michigan, it is absolutely disgusting the things he tells me they do there in terms of testing and research on dogs and chimps. He told be they "put down" hundreds every week. To sled's and clays point I wish I didnt know half of the behind the scenes stuff and how shit really works.

Seeing something like this to animals definitely hits the feels harder than reading or talking about it

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It doesn't matter if you own it outright; an asset is just something you have that has value, full stop. If you borrow $100k to buy a classic Porsche, you have an asset (the Porsche) and a liability (the bank note), and if you owned a business this is exactly how you'd record it on your balance sheet. This is literally accounting 101, which I know because that's the extent of the accounting I took in college.

 

What are we arguing about again?

We are arguing Mr Brad and Ms Laurens definition of an asset, cant find the answer in accounting 101 need to consult rich dad who sells books to sheep.

If we are arguing how you view something I could care less, but you cant go around saying something is not an asset when it clearly is.

If you own a car outright, is it an asset or a liability? Same concept essentially.

Its called a depreciating asset always no way around it aslong as there is no debt owed and is working.

https://www.google.com/#q=rich+dad+poor+dad+asset+examples

 

Is this guy a quack too? Owner of over 5k properties and worth over $100M, sold millions and millions of copies of his book series.

 

He must be an idiot. Because your narrow minds say so.

so the guy with 5k properties is telling you its a liability to have a property and that its not an asset but you are a successful property investment guy with assets that are not assets because the rich dad lesson you are following says so?????? but they are assets and you have assets :dumb:

Sorry folks, Lauren is right (fucking kill me now). Anything that does not make you money is a liability, plain and simple.

 

And Bigger Pockets isn't "some blog"...it's the largest real estate investing site in the world.

wow wow wow

The value does not have to appreciate for it to be an asset.

If I have a house with a fair market value of 200k and I OWE the bank 100k, I have an asset/equity worth 100k. It is an asset because I can sell it at 200, give the bank 100k and im left with 100k.

Please take a lesson from a book and not an oxi-clean infomercial

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/equity.asp

No you are wrong. The whole the house is an asset is terrible way for you to view a house. It's a liability month after month, unless you are purchasing homes to flip or rent out which create a revenue stream.

 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/04/08/house-you-live-in-probably-a-liability-not-an-asset/

you might want to understand what equity and fair market value means before you say a house is not an asset

As builders get ramped back up you will see the prices level off in the suburbs. The supply dropped so bad because builders didn't have the manpower to crank out houses like they did in the past.

 

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-housing-labor-idUSKCN11C0F7

They also dont have the land to develop, between that and the labor they will be building fewer houses yoy with demand rising, rates rising, inflation rising, materials getting more expensive, I dont see house prices going down any time soon let alone in 2 years.

Probably why we are decently busy building new homes. Why pay a premium for a used one when you can spend the same $/SF (as when the market was slower) and build new. Rates have been very favorable so I think it makes the decision easy for a lot of people who want to live in a new neighborhood....maybe.... we have seen more teardowns lately in Upper Arlington, ect where they throw a new build on the lot.

what builder do you work at?

That's funny you mention this place...I drive by it often when I'm down in that area.

Nice im down there pretty much monthly, im behind coconut point mall

If you can somehow make it to Florida

 

Florida Dealer Offering Brand-New 2014 Chevy Camaro Z/28 at $25,000 Discount http://a.msn.com/08/en-us/AAlby8F?ocid=st

Ill be near that dealership in 2 weeks, wonder if it will still be there..

this is a pretty good analysis of the deal:

http://nrn.com/blog/why-did-ruths-sell-mitchells-so-little

 

My wife used to work for Ruth's Chris Corporate when we lived in New Orleans. It was an ok company to work for but she hated her manager. Still got to eat a ton of free steak though. In terms of the national chain steakhouses I would rank it higher than Smith and Wollensky and The Capital Grille in most locations (but not Cbus since they closed), but not higher than other chains.

 

A lot of solid suggestions in here food wise so I don't have much to add.

 

Can I ask though - is anybody else bothered by Elevator's Decor? The awful two tone green carpet and that leftover 1980's booth fabric kinda bothers me for how "high end" the menu seems to be. The bar area, private booths, and pool table area all are great - it's just that general dining room that reminds me of a dentists waiting room circa 1987.

ebitda of 1 million wolf! :dumb: thats an insane amount of work to clear a mil.

I read Ruth chris bought Mitchell's steakhouse and fish market in 2008 for $92 million then sold them in 2014 for $10 million. Holy shit that's a terrible loss.

Check out the Donatos to McDonalds back to Grote Family deal

The Top is awesome. Eddies is fantastic. Hudson 29 certainly doesn't suck. I love Hyde Park. And if you want a casual but fantastic experience you cannot go wrong with the rock filet at the Elevator. You really cannot go wrong with any of these options.

 

Good Luck!

-Marc

x2

Yes, it looks more retarded than a red headed down syndrome baby, but damn is it comfortable. I went to the g500 after my g5 died, so to me this was the next logical step when the g500 died. Very happy with it.

I am very happy with the Logitech MX master, the large "thumb" placeholder is magical

replaced all the TVs in the house with 4ks

1) Samsung 65 ks8000

1) Samsung 65 ku6500 curved

4) Samsung 55 ku6300

1) Samsung 40 ku6300

now I got 1500 in Dell rewards to spend by end of February