Using a nom de plume or pseudonym has just as many problems as they seek to avoid. 

I am looking to buy new construction of townhouse and surprised to see that seller passes following fees to buyer in closing costs:Impact Fee - Water: $1129Impact Fee - Waste Water: $2554City Development Review: $8128Environment Review: $275Water Connection: $775Electricity Connection: $112950% Credit for City Development Review: ($4064) Total: $15,426 - $4,064 = $11,362Plus they already want to charge buyer builder fee that is 1.75% of purchase price.I know everything is negotiable but I have never seen that buyer paying any of these impact fees, review fees and utility connection fees (If so, why don't sellers charge buyers soil test, elevation survey, architectural drawing, pluming permit etc.?

The fields were separated from the house by a stream, which presumably broke the plume of the Nitrates, but I have no explanation for the septic having no effect on the well.In PA the number 1 industry is agriculture and much of the Nitrates are a farm by-product, as well as Potassium.

:3287 Foxtail Terrrace (Condo)$299,8881 Bed / 1 Bath593 Sq Ft$290 per month HOAHere's what the same $350k can get you in Elk Grove (suburb of Sacramento):7017 Plume Way (SFR)$322,5003 Bed / 2 Bath1,293 Sq FtNo HOACompletely RemodeledAround the corner from a Park & Soccer FieldGreat SchoolsLow CrimeCity with 85% owner occupancy that's extremely family oriented7.2% projected appreciation this yearNow, if you were a millennial looking to settle down and start a family, where would you choose to live?

I was driving back home on Rt. 4 in the direction of the city so I could see the massive smoke clouds and plumes of debris still suspended over lower Manhattan, in the distance.

However, there is an operating gas station across the street that has an underground "plume" that affects the dirt underneath the subject pad.

I talked to my cousin about this and he said that he has had to use a jackhammer on several of his pluming customers slabs.

Also, be prepared for additional pluming work since you won't be able to test anything until you have the stolen pipes replaced.

I had to learn to do pluming so I could shows my helpers what to do, and a master pulled a permit for me  and checked all of our work.

We are outsourcing the granite cutting, major electrical, tile glazing, and major pluming (building in a laundry room).