I should also mention - the sunrisebakery version of them is not exactly like the original. It's tasty but the cake is more like angelfood cake and the filling is softer. If you really want something close to the original ones you'll probably have to make them yourself.

Flipping works still if you know your area and your limits. If you haven't done it before, starting small is not a bad way to begin, you'll learn a lot and yes, maybe even make a small amount. Conversely, if you don't know the local RE market, you can get skunked real fast, really hard. A friend who has an LLC with his 2 kids and their spouses, have been flipping houses for 4 years now. They agree with me that right now is the bottom of the local RE market and (barring any really bad global news) prices will start to turn up again for SFH (single family homes) - IN OUR AREA. Why? There are no big developers building 3,000 SFH nearby. There's not enough cheap buildable land within 20 miles of the Pacific Ocean. There's land, but it's expensive. A 25x100' empty lot in the city/county of San Francisco will cost you $400,000. The bad news is in the condo market; around here it went gangbusters for a few years but the big developers did their usual let's-go-overboard and built huge projects with several thousand overpriced lofts each. Out here condos cost more than SFH but have worse resale history, so combined with the developers' ability to cut their profit margins from 100% down to 20%, the big price declines are happening to condos and unimproved, poorly maintained SFHs. It makes the average selling prices here look like they're taking a big hit, when actually, well maintained SFHs have gone down very little, percentage-wise. I view this recent craze into the "you can never lose money on RE" the same way I view the typical stock market investor who ends up buying high and selling low. In both cases people get stampeded by media stories on fads that have already passed their peak. Buying low and selling high takes discipline, and the research to catch trends as they start, not when they expire.

thank you for that!! i searched soo many sites and was only aware of the Kenmore. will read more about this dryer. it may be a little smaller than i want but i may just have to make this work if i cannot get info about the Kenmores

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