It almost seems inevitable, as national borders don't seem to matter much here anymore.Precious metals seem like a good hedge against inflation.

Tacking together the time that various potential Adverse Possessor's were in possession of the property is a matter of proving that each possessor met all the requirements for adverse possession and that jointly their Adverse Possession was continuous. 

Having to schlep down to the courthouse, maybe pay for parking, go through the metal detector, fill out a form to pull only a few files at a time, revise them and input the data, is a hassle.

Scraping it etc was a waste of time so strapping & new drywall was the fastest & cleanest solution.I also did the popcorn ceilings as well.I replaced all the old metal electrical outlets prior to the rehab so I could recess them correctly before the new drywall went up.

Gross rents are 6225 a month.. because 3 of the lovely trailers are condemned and have to be dismantled in place.. ( hoping to trade a metal recycling type person for free dismantle and haul off.Its on City water and sewer I would not have bough it if it had not been.

I've seen a lot of foreclosures that have been stripped of all metal, and have heard stories of bad tenants taking souvenirs before leaving.I'd like to know what all you landlords in rough neighborhoods do to keep yourself from losing sleep at night.

Other approved equal underlayments that are ASTM numbered may be used as long as they are also applied in the same two ply fashion.4.Primary Step Flashing: Primary Step Flashing must be properly laced with each and every course of shingles.5.Metal Drip Edge: A metal drip edge is required at both rake edges and eaves with Asphalt Shingles.6.Number of Fasteners: A Minimum of six (6) fasteners are required for all strip type shingles.

I personally would put more attention in hard metals... silver, gold, etc.

There's a machine with a metal piece at a 45 degree angle that goes between the corners and heats it up super hot which fuses the vinyl pieces together.

. :) I definitely prefer the signs on stakes versus stapling them to poles since the majority of the poles in my farm area are either metal or cast concrete!