Second, paint pricing is often very fluid if you are buying from the "non big-box" locations. 

Hopefully, if that closing would have moved forward, the both of them would have put the brakes on the deal when they were asked to sign a document that stated they were owner occupants.  

They rate the towing capacity as 1650lbs, or 3750lbs if the trailer has brakes.

I know the Highlands act has put the brakes on some of the more "rural" areas here.

When I call them, I have a very fluid and good conversation with them, not just about the subject property, but about me, what I do, what I am looking for, etc.

but I never had to really define that or use that as leverage to cure any problem, there was a drug usuage and prohibited items stored section, like no more than 50 rounds of any caliber amunition, gasolene or combustible fluids, acids...etc, not usually found or stored upon a residential premises. .

Remember a PM can make or brake your investment.

For what it's worth, in my area I purposely stay away from decks for the maintenance reasons and insurance reasons (my ins carrier makes a stink about grills on decks of rentals...something about careless renters, lighter fluid, and burning buildings!....

It's not a large section but puts the brakes on quickly to old ways of doing things.Homeowners are usually exempt from the act.

Higher ROI more maintenance and end up with braking even or being in the red.