., and just see the bones of the house and start calculating costs involved.

The only thing I can think of is that she's pack'n serious heat just in case.I mean really, besides some tissues that other elder ladies have in their dress, what could be in that purse????

It takes a lot to get them in there and a ton to get them out.Corporate restaurants will either tear down the structure or re-shell the outside of it and inside and keep the bones.

The house had pretty good bones.

Again. any college book store, Personal Finance 101.Understanding Micro Economics 101 will allow you to better understand business, valuations, how goods and services, including real estate is valued and the basis for legal aspects fair consideration, dealing and interests.This type of education is the bone the meat grows on, without it, all you're doing is chewing fat. :)  

There is so much competition that getting a deal with enough meat on the bones is difficult.  

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(I am not talking about breaking bones, lol) I would prefer not to post them, but think creatively.

I had the basement waterproofed from the outside, installed 2 battery back up dumps (both crocks present when purchased), and needless to say, it is now bone dry.One a simple fix, the other a little more costly.

Let's hope i didn't miss anything, but there's enough meat on the bone to absorb any beginner mistakes (I hope, lol).