Let's keep this piece of heaven a secret.

She picked a set that was $850 and thought she had died and was in heaven.

I know this because I run a chapter of a charity (Sleep in Heavenly Peace) in my town that builds beds for kids that don’t have beds and Lowe’s has been an amazing partner, donating tools, lumber, and their time to help us building and deliver beds to these kids.

For heavens sake, have a move-in/out checklist on the condition of the unit, taking pictures as you walk thru with her - - you BOTH sign the checklist both coming and going to avoid arguments.

My husband is Canadian and is looking to make local real estate friends like yourself to get to know the market better and talk strategy - add in a workout and he'd be in heaven!

Here in California if we can find lots at 25% of completed project value, we'd be in heaven!

They charge $5 to do that but I'm not taking the lock off the door even for that price.Also, if you loose the master key or tool, heaven forbid, you can dismantle the lock and "reset" it so that you just need to buy new master keys and another tool.

Not just probate law and procedure BUT what happens to real people in real probate life.Don’t you just love it when they say, “We all want to go to heaven but no one wants to die.”All of you are my pals and I expect you to call on me if I ever can return your favors.

I also live in an expensive area so seeing a cash flow like $820/mo sound like heaven to me.

Not hold it until you give them the contractor's invoice so they can pay him directly - heavens, no.