They probably want 240 so that their clothes will dry faster.  

Yep, holding hands with Chris Mason on this one.The "how long have you owned it" on a refi, should be ok,e the 4th or 5 the question, right after, what's your income.....it's such a basic, preliminary important piece of information.As for Quicken itself, I'd never waste time with a buyer who was planning on using them, or accept an offer from a buyer using them.....buy some clothes online, sure.....get your mtg that way, hell no.

It was pretty cool being 19 and making good money off these projects.However, unlike the majority of our peers, we didn’t blow it at bars or on clothes.

Wash all clothes. pick up everything off floor.

Hanging dirty laundry out won't get it clean, it only invites birds to sit on the clothes line and you know what sitting birds can do

It should be noted that there is nothing in the lease that states tenants are allowed to store any belongings in the shared space at all.Tenants are leaving their clothes in the shared washer/drier for days until they get moldy.

Through research we found out she refinanced her home in 2011 and spent nearly all of the money she received on clothes and food.

that is funny that the original plan did have those closets, the door placement is probably because when full of clothes, the closets don't have walking room to the end, merely 'reaching' room.the 4 foot shelf of wasted space is probably meant for extra linens/towels/etc. it is odd that you have to go through a bathroom to get to that back room. that wasn't thought out very well.

Waiter, Bus Boy, Car Wash Attendant, Ham Shaver(yes, shaving pig butts on an assembly line in Nebraska), Clothing Retail Sales, Fast Food Cashier, Short Order Cook, New and Used Car Salesman, Warehouseman/Maintenance Technician/Whatever for a petroleum products distributor, U.S.

Remember this feeling the next time you want to buy a car or clothes or coffee...Good luck @Aaron Moore!