With 3 year olds, if you give an inch, they'll take a mile.

There may be a small (half inch) round window.

Recently I have taken 17 large boxes to Good Will, filed or shredded every scrap of paper, organized my tools, and lost 15 lbs and an inch off my waist.

Even though the severity of these issues may be very minor, it's a good bargaining chip for you to use.I had a house where my inspector found about 2 square inches of mold on the garage ceiling (dry wall, would have cost $100 to cut out and patch) and because of this I got the bank to drop $7k off the sales price immediately.I agree with Justin, give a big earnest money check, on that house I'd go $10k.

For example, sheets of glass tiles that cost $10 to $16 a sheet can be cut into two inch high strips that will span a shower enclosure or backsplash and are always a big hit.

I'm a short guy (5 foot 8 inches) and I had to dodge around the ceiling lights so as to not hit my head.Basically, there is no way this guy is going to rent this place for $535 in this market (to people that aren't complete dimwits at least).

The water goes up to about a half inch below the fill line on the overflow tube.

Delinquency rates have inched down a bit on FHA to 9%, but that is still a very significant number.

Give em an inch and they will take a mile, right!

I firmly believe if you give an inch, they take a mile which is clearly what she has done as she went from a few days to partial payment now.