Hi, yes, thanks, I try that, sorry about the double tap I guess, I've had alot of problems lately, I know they are working on things.....b

In our case, we generated investment capital by selling my bachelor pad (a condo I owned) after I got married, and my brother’s house (after he relocated).

If the issue is cracks at the city tap, is that accessible at the street?

I think they pad a lot of their fees, but it was a somewhat quick way to gain adjudicated property.

The park has 44 spaces (each has a concrete pad), a 800 sq foot apt, laundry room, paved roads, and all utility lines (electric, gas, water, sewer) within the park are the responsibility of the park not the utility company.

Call your local DWSD and see what they say.Most houses built prior to WWII have lead water lines.Since they usually only transfer cold water, the amount of lead at the tap is "acceptable".Even if the city forces you to replace your line from the property to the city main supply line guess what?

We have a futon and a single foam folding pad as well as a hide a bed but don't list any of them as primary sleeping areas.Do you have your calendar blocked more than 3 months out?

@Emmanuel Onyemem You can try searching for building buyers list in the search tap.  I

We used a bridge loan to fund it and will have to refinance in the next year and we are also looking ahead to our next crash pad as soon as we get into the swing of this one.

If I replace garage openers, I tend to spring for the outdoor key pad as well.