Personally, I think that western Snohomish county is now in the direct cross-hairs for bedroom community spillover from the exploding Seattle market.

I had hair 24 years ago when I opened my first store.

Make sure you don't have stray dirt or hair, it will be permanent on the trim. 

I once didn't cut my hair for over 2 years.

Yes, you'll look great in an orange jumpsuit, but you may not be able to keep your hair looking that nice:)Creative financing has its roots in conventional financing, learn that first and stay away from gurus with ideas. :) 

i am sorry, but you will have problems. i hope not, but all of us have problems. i wish you the best, but prepare for the worst. i have tried to have "contracts, clauses, timelines" and it didn't work out. i got super, super high quotes. so high that they were higher than the house i had purchased at the time. so i ended up just hiring individual guys and just explaining what needs to be done. so i acted like a GC. i dont kneed to hire a GC and pay him 20% for something i can do. sure, i was pulling my hair at times, but i hear hair grows back as you get older. so i am all set!

As the old timers say, this deal has some hair on it....or so it sounds like..

Lots of carpet... love the toilet seat cover... surely, there is pet hair to be found if pets have been there (Dustbuster anyone?).

It's in between Edgewood and Pinecastle (Would be off Oakridge and to the West of Orange by a hair).Asking price is $96.9k.

It could make me rip my hair out.