Nobody's going to be able to get Mom's old place cleaned out quick-quick, freshened up with some new paint and carpet, get eager buyers in through nice pics and descriptions from five states away.So I'm pretty sure there are going to be some prime cash deals out here in my area as the death toll mounts.

Here I like rhododendron, boxwood type of bush,  or mount laurel  but some people prefer something without flowers.

My mortgage lender is telling me to simply install electric baseboard heat, and that will suffice as long as they're wall mounted and not portable.

I recently bough a old house in the West mount Airy part of Philadelphia.

It can be exciting to want to go all in on a larger building, but there's A LOT about home maintenance I'm glad I learned at a small scale, especially as soon as I moved in there were plumbing issues, dishwasher issue, the blower motor in the units went out as well amounting to about $1,200 in costs in the first 6 months.

Good plumbers will have a motor driven auger with cases worth of extensions to ensure the line will be as clear as possible.   

He offered it to me for 450k - 12k Cash at closing.He would list it for 490k, hopping to sell for 480k which would be one of the highest prices in the neighborhood in Mount Pleasant.

The only people who never tumble are those who never mount the high wire.

Small permission notice signs are mounted either on the side of the building or embedded in the sidewalk near their property line. 

I feel like I'm at the bottom of Mount Everest looking up.