$2.29 for gasoline!

Gasoline prices have dropped for 62 days straight, and though they aren’t expected to go much lower, they’re not expected to rise either, at least not until mid-January. Average prices are now at a level not seen since late 2010. “This is going to be a long-term trend,” said Gregg Laskoski, petroleum analyst with Gasbuddy.com. Laskoski expects prices to drop another five or 10 cents, and then stay fairly level until mid-to-late January, when refineries begin to make the switch to the more costly summer-blend gasoline. A store in north Georgia had the cheapest gas in the state on Wednesday – regular unleaded for $2.29. City & State Averages

Even if gas was FREE … you would not be making any real profit with $3 mortgage inspections. Seek out the higher quality commercial segment firms that pay the higher fees. Tell me (richard@law.name)about any field service firms that are slashing any inspection fees! Who is cutting fees … anyone?