One of the main reasons I have upgraded to an paying member of BP was because of the marketplace, and since the upgrade I have posted 3 property I had for sale here in Toledo, Ohio... (1) A multi unit that I sold through social media marketing (2) A SFH in a B- class working neighborhood that I told my mentor about whom ended up buying it(3) A Large 5bed 5bath home in the Historic Old West End (an A class neighborhood) that I have yet to sell but a local couple (that again seen it on another site) whom is pre approved plans to put it under contract after they learn more about the FHA 203k loan process.Now with other marketing sites I got a email or a call on each of these listings from investors EVERYDAY but I have yet to have any serious inquires about any of the 3 listing besides a few other noses/curios local investors that just wanted to check out the new competition in town lol.

I have a 14 year old blue nose pit that I have had since he was 5 weeks old ( a little early in my opinion but none the less that is when I got him).I have had insurance on him since he was a pup through Allstate (one of the few companies that will insure a pit).I do not have any experience in NC or with the HOA board trying to change the rules and regs so I can't be of much assistance in that area, sorry.

Long time no see cousin!

It was actually surprisingly easy to find because the smell - once I got in the attic - was pretty strong and I literally just followed my nose until I found it. 

It's actually the land of the "fee" :)  Jokes aside you can often get away with things like that even if they're not permitted provided you don't put noses out of joint (with neighbors/tenants etc).

They over insure, pay out the nose each month for that coverage, and then use the policy for every minor issue that's covered.

If you want the stairs done in laminate, you're going to pay through the nose and it's going to be ugly if it's done correctly and safely.

We kept our noses to the grind stone and slowly started to climb out of the hole.

For now though, from what you've described, you'd just be biting the hand that feeds you and then chopping off your nose to spite your face. 

The small base cabinet drawer did not close, as it kept bumping against the counter's nose.