Nobody wants to put down any roots! 

They have root beer color (shown in pics) always in stock.

 $1,000 to $1,500 per pier, and that doesn't account for subsequent movement damage created from those piersSewer - a lot of older homes have clay tile sewers that have been broken over time by tree roots and ground settling.  

(and when Rhode Islanders say "south county" they really mean "Washington County" - see all of the RI counties)So I guess it's good if you guys are going to rent before you figure out where you want to put down roots - after you settle in and start to adopt the Rhode Island mentality (20 minutes away = TOO FAR), you might find Westerly starts to seem like a haul depending on where she gets work and you find properties.Anyway, welcome to Rhode Island.Oh and if it's cold and the sky is in any way cloudy, immediately go to the supermarket and stock up on bread and milk.

Currently I only invest in the University of Illinois area (Urbana/Champaign) and even though the state is a mess in terms of budget the University has strong roots as a top public institution.  

Roots had grown into the pipe when The plumbing company jetted and took the camera down there, they discovered one of the pipes has a hole.

There's a corner office and wrinkled donuts and Candice with the dark roots in her hair and the annoying mole on Wilburforce's left cheek.I would stick at 345K.If you get the property, good.

Over this five-year interval, real prices of existing homes rose 60 percent.Booms and busts are rooted in popular narratives with complex social-psychological roots.

I am getting it scoped tomorrow to see where the blockage is exactly but we think it is probably a root ball in the pipe (caused by nearby tree).

Great article on Ladders by Mark H Maxwell about the power of serving others as a way to build relationships as opposed to traditional ‘networking’ which he considers to be rooted in ‘selfishness through taking & using’.