@Clay Loden I second the question from @Matt M..

@Clay Oakes.

Reading: Lastly, I read either a hardcover book or a kindle (old school with no backlight or sidelights on lowest setting) (no phones, tablets, laptop screens) until I am dosing off and basically about to drop the thing on my face (this has happened before :D) then go to sleep :)It's definitely a set of habits, but once you get yourself conditioned to fall asleep after these triggers it gets easier.

Hi, can someone please tell me how to find tax delinquent list Jackson,Clay, Cass and Platte County in MissouriJohnson and Wyandotte in Kansas.

., no banks involved at all Clay County Florida.

This is the main reason finished living space in the basement usually does not pay - it is pretty much never worth what above-grade space is, the exception being a home built into a hill where the house is designed around the feature, and half the basement is exposed anyways.While improper slope around the house can lead to water in the basement, the really expensive problems come from shifting, which almost always occur from the lack of appropriate back-fill, the presence of clay, and the fact that the clay absorbs the most water and therefore expands the most during the freeze.

@Matt Clay yes I look for houses that meet the 1% rule. 2% isn’t existent in msp anymore from what I’ve seen.

@Michael Clay  Reputable list companies are scrubbing their lists against the Federal Do-not-call list.

. ($41K) and once in, find it is as good as clay. 

Our loamy, clay soil has a high-elasticity, which means it moves with shifting temperature and moisture levels.The soil under your home expands and contracts with shifts between hot and cold conditions and through dry and wet cycles — literally moving your entire home.Your home was designed to handle this, but over time or after a big weather event your home can move beyond its limitations — that’s when you get foundation problems."