American Colonial Architecture

Posted on June 26, 2007 - Filed Under Architecture | Leave a Comment

A trip through the U.S. will grant you sights of beautiful architecture, from coast to coast. During the 1780’s though the most popular style of architecture was the American Colonial. Built mostly by wealthy Anglo Americans, the houses afforded several distinct styles depending on local. Also known as Colonial Georgian, these homes were the earliest [...]

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Adobe Architecture

Posted on June 19, 2007 - Filed Under Architecture | Leave a Comment

Some of the earliest structures were Adobe architecture. Adobe is a material made from sand, clay and straw, dung or other fibrous materials. The adobe is then formed into bricks using frames and dried in the sun. Similar to cob or mud bricks, the structures become extremely durable. They are used mainly in hot, arid [...]

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Why Flip Houses

Posted on June 12, 2007 - Filed Under Flipping | Leave a Comment

There are many great questions to ask when it comes to real estate investing and one of the many that you should consider if you are thinking of flipping houses for your real estate investment is: why? Why flip houses? It certainly seems as though it’s a great deal of work and it is. It [...]

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Managing Money During a Flip

Posted on June 5, 2007 - Filed Under Flipping | Leave a Comment

Money management during any real estate investment venture is an essential skill. If this is your first time flipping a property it is probably more important on the first flip than any other as you need to fully realize how much things cost and how quickly those expenses can up. It is so simple for [...]

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