Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be sure that you have enough extra cash. Manage your expectations. Make sure you have enough free time. Be able to deal with risk and failure.

Answer: Flipping new houses involves actually buying a home or property. So in addition to adding another mortgage to your monthly expenses, you'll also most likely have to come up with a down payment. Hopefully, your sale price will cover these expenses. Regardless, you'll need a large amount of cash on hand and a flexible monthly budget to get started flipping houses. They are also other expenses, like utilities and taxes, that come into play. When you sell the house, you'll also have to pay capital gains tax on your profit. Successful flippers don't simply buy and sell houses without doing any intermediate work or marketing efforts. Realize that you'll have to put in work and expense to make changes to the house in many cases. In others, you'll want to avoid realtor's fees and try to sell the house yourself, which requires some marketing and leg work. Be sure that you are willing to put in the work to do this right. This is not a weekend hobby, but a full-time job. In most cases, you'll have to schedule maintenance, oversee construction on additions or changes, and deal with other issues that arise with the house. You'll also have to show the house to potential buyers on your own if you don't plan to use a realtor. It would be difficult to schedule all of that around another full-time job. Chances are, you'll make at least a few missteps when getting started flipping houses. These mistakes can cost you thousands or tens of thousands of dollars. Additionally, accidents may occur that cost you thousands or set your current project back weeks or months. If you're the type of person who can't think and act rationally in these times of stress, house flipping may not be for you.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Research three to five automotive recycling services in your area. Research charities who will take your car. Look at the services the recycling services provide. Make sure that the recycling service is accredited for its environmental practices.

Answer: The amount of car recycling options you have will vary greatly based on where you live. Conduct a web search for automotive recycling. Ask your mechanic which automotive recycling service they would most recommend. Look at user reviews of these services and find a few that seem professional and convenient. You can also sell your own car part by part, but it is easier and safer to go through an alternative service. You would need to take the parts out of your own car or go through many different buyers. This process is a possibility, but not the safest or most efficient way to recycle your car. Some charities will take cars, sell them to automotive recycling services, use the money for charity, and then give you a tax deduction. Look at your state or country's tax laws to get an idea of how much money you would be able to claim on your taxes. Seek the help of an accountant if you are confused. Keep all documents from the recycling transaction in one place so that you can find them easily when it is time to do your taxes or you need to give them to your accountant. Every car recycling service is different, but many of them will include services that make it easy for you to recycle your car and reap the benefits of doing so. Here are some services that car recycling services might provide: Free quotes Dealing with paperwork (transferring the title, registration, etc.) Pickup Cash vs. check payoff Tax deductions (and help with that paperwork) The Automotive Recyclers Association, an international organization that provides standards and best practices for recycling cars, gives out a Certified Automotive Recycler (CAR) certification to businesses that uphold their safety and environmental standards. Contact potential car recycling services (or look on their websites) to see if they have this certification or perhaps another certification. You want to ensure that your car will be recycled well and in accordance with the best standards and practices.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to your doctor about the risks of nicotine gum. Know about the possible cancer risks. Do what's best for you.

Answer: Doctors prescribe nicotine gum as a short-term smoking cessation aid. They normally do not advise anyone to use it for more than one to two months. Even as part of longer treatment for ex-smokers, nicotine gum is not designed for use beyond 12 months. People who chew for long periods of time often report chronic jaw pain. Nicotine gum still has stimulant properties that narrow blood veins, raise your heart rate, and increase your blood pressure. Users may therefore be at higher risk for heart palpitations and chest pain. Nicotine affects your immune system, increases risk of cardiovascular, respiratory and gastrointestinal disorders. It can predispose you to metabolic syndrome (which increases your risk of diabetes), affect your reproductive health, and more. We definitely know that smoking cigarettes causes cancer. So can chewing tobacco, another product that contains nicotine. Some studies with lab animals suggest that long-term use of nicotine in general and in gum may elevate your risk of cancer, too. Nicotine gum is quite different from smoking, however. It delivers the drug slowly through the tissue in your mouth and enters your bloodstream much more slowly, at much lower doses, and doesn't contain the same ingredients as tobacco. The risk of cancer from gum is also not proven. While nicotine is very addictive and even poisonous in high doses, scientists haven't shown so far that it can cause cancer by itself. Be aware that the science is unclear. Chewing nicotine gum may be harmful, but we really don't know yet. However, the risk on the whole is lower than in smoking. Many people who chew nicotine gum aren't necessarily addicted, at least physically. They do it because they are afraid of having a setback and going back to smoking. This is a pretty good reason to continue to chew. In the end, though, you'll have to decide for yourself. Ask yourself whether you are ready to give up chewing nicotine gum and feel safe that you won't fall back on cigarettes. Weigh the pros and cons. If need be, write them down to map out how nicotine gum affects your life, positively and negatively. Above all, know that, according to what we know, smoking cigarettes is far more dangerous than chewing nicotine gum.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Build the website. Find a host. Upload your site. Add your initial content.

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You can either build the website yourself or contract the development to a web development company. There are a large variety of site-builders out there, or you can code it from scratch if you're confident in your abilities. Make sure that the website can handle all of the features you want to use. For example, if you want users to be able to comment, you'll probably want an account management tool. If you plan on streaming video, you'll need to ensure that your website will allow you to easily embed streams. Try to get website proposals from several different web design companies. This will give you options and allow you to pick the style that matches your needs the most. A web host is a company that hosts your website on their server. You can find free hosting, but this is generally unsuitable for a moderate amount of viewers. You'll want to find a good host that allows you to scale as your site grows. There are few things more headache-inducing than changing hosts once your website gets big. Choosing the right host from the outset can make things a lot easier down the line. Once your site is ready, you will need to upload it to your host server. If you used your host's site-building tools, this will happen automatically. Otherwise, you will need to publish it using an FTP client to access your server. You're going to want some content ready to go before your site goes live. Without any content, no one is going to come to your site. The content you create is dependent on the type of site you are creating. Below are a few examples: If you are creating a review site, publish a review of whatever game you just finished, even if it's older. This will give you some experience writing and give people something that can be found in a search. If you're writing a game news site, find some recent press releases that relate to your niche (PC, consoles, handhelds, company, etc.). Publish these press releases and add a few opinion pieces surrounding these press releases. If you are writing guides, write a detailed guide for your favorite game. Make it in-depth and try to cover aspects that aren't covered in detail in other guides.