In other words it seems the brand in Real Estate in most ways regards the local Professionals whom you will rely on for your success not entirely on the buyer like for example a clothing store or car dealership would.

So the reason why the cycle left the clothes very wet was because of the drain hole.

Your tenant then gets paid so they can give the landlord the rent each month.90% of closures last year were clothing and furniture related in the retail space.

Then by end of first month they said there were problems with clothes washer, refrigerator and garage door.

However, unlike the majority of our peers, we didn’t blow it at bars or on clothes.

The tenant doesn't want to share your laundry room, and doesn't want to wash clothes in the garage.

Give her some of the 3mil thick bags too to quickly bag up soft goods (linens, pillows, clothing, etc.). 

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

It took 90 days to rehab, it's been over 180 days and a wall has wept 2x, but not enough to flow to a floor drain, and there is not mold present nor does the wall remain damp, so yes I would call it minor.1.

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.