I use deck and fence wash, then use a pressure washer 10"-12" away to wash the wood off.

Also, I am careful never to pressure a broker into telling me if the client is going to make an offer.

No news since.Before launching a lawsuit, I would like to know what legal ways I have get my money back ( like puting a lien on his house or whatever action that would put pressure on him, quickly)Thanks in advanceVanilla

I cracked under pressure and made a full price offer of $6,300.00 today.

Where I'm at, because of a very few but very notorious slumlords, neighborhood groups are up in arms against _all_ landlords and pressuring the city for landlord registration, huge landlord fines for TENANT violations, and so on.If you're not a slumlord, great; you'll probably beat this (unless you're in one of the socialist republics, and if you are - stop investing there).

He pressured me into signing and actually stated the fact that if I don’t I will lose my deposit.

I like independant brokers because the truth is carriers put huge pressure on their brokers to sell their stuff whether it's best for the client or not.

I made some cheap color flyers in Publisher to hand out when showing, and placed in a yard mounted brochure holder.

If the bills mounted unpaid, the city would take possession of the property.

I think there was a little pressure to put this annoucement out during the current admin.'