Washed with TSP and Enzyme treatments.

Hi all...regarding Gullivers question on cost, park we have in MI has treatment system for arsenic.

When you need funds out of the company write a check to you, below on the "for line" write "DRAWING" that means it goes to your pay and will be taxable to you and you can also have expenses, like gas that you can elect the appropriate tax treatment for.

Our sewage treatment plant reports they mess up their system as well.

Similar treatment on the right.All the above is extremely simple to do, will be far less expensive than removing the stone, and will completely transform the front of the house to give you that oh-so-important curb appeal.

Have you gotten particular favorable treatment through them in the past that you could share?

Also, a suggestion for siding treatment and color:https://i.pinimg.com/736x/d1/65/06/d16506fe56a57f8f6a50276ce7303e2d--exterior-windows-exterior-colors.jpg Cross-gabled windows (visualize minus all the Tudor half-timbering):http://idolza.com/a/f/e/english-tudor-exterior-paint-colors-and-on-pinterest_tudor-style-windows_hobbit-house-designs-how-to-design-a-bedroom-small-bathrooms-mens-ideas-best-countertop-material-open-liv.jpg This could look outstanding, and bring it all together... look at the curved gable on the upper far right of this house.

No special treatment for seller credits on investments, standard rules apply.

Then the lender's only apply x% of the 1099s.Wife's firm W2 helps, but using combined income still requires the SE treatment.

I am not familiar with the system you describe but can give you a reference for a good well/water treatment company in your area if you send me a private message.