This took about an hour or so, but I think doing this by hand and not using stickers or something makes it more likely that the person will open it.By the way - remember how I called 5 of the owners by phone instead of sending them an letter?

Winterization stickers only represent that the EXISTING plumbing had air blown thru the lines, tanks drained, fixtures drained.

Narragansett has a similiar ordinance with the sticker which escalates the fines if the police are called again.

I think this argument stems, though, from the sticker shock of a $2M fourplex, for example.

Though, I usually just try to spot the homes with the stickers attached - this will involve scout work and actually going into the neighborhoods you're interested in.

GFCI with no equipment ground sticker is fine too.possible lead paint:have them sign lead-based paint addendum just in caseexposing wiring to the backyard garage:exposed romex is ok is some circumstances if it is not subject to physical damageno permitted garage to family room conversion:If the building/codes department cares about this they will inform you.

Does it have a sticker from the inspection?

@Jon Klaus It was MSRP at $44K, $5K off sticker, $2K Trade,$3K Private Rebate,$11.5 from the govmint$22.5K totalAnd I average 110 MPG, so I have saved about $200 a month in gas while increasing my electric only about $35 a month.

As a contractor / real estate agent I can understand the overall sticker shock when it comes to building a house.

extract from article in SfGate (KTVU website):
"The average asking rent at buildings with at least 50 units in Oakland hit $1,925 in the third quarter, up 19 percent from the same time last year, RealFacts said. That ...