I recently inherited a house in Daytona beach that is 884sq ft, wooden frame, with a leaking roof, rotting wood frame and T1-11, the floors are sagging pretty dramatically as well.

I did not want to rack up several hard inquiries at once so I reviewed my credit reports to see how many I already had, when they would fall off, then factored in what I knew was coming.

I'm guessing in order to prevent any future HOA violations, I will have to pay to install a wooden fence door that can block the view from the street.

Dear BP Members,My wife and are completing a major rehab in Jersey City downtown and want to replace the metal spiral staircase with a wooden staircase.

We also have unpaid bills racking up interest charges.I am getting the idea that we just need to lump it. 

So, while their CCs may go months unpaid, and student loans rack up, or medical bills pile high, they usually find a way to pay their rent....and make their car payment.Tenants come with credit issues. 

The fence is a 6-foot wooden privacy fence, and the groundhog has taken to digging under the fence into the backyard. 

Between the two of these agencies they have racked up 9960 filings for "dispossessories" (our version of an eviction) in my county.I have suggested to private landlords (who hadn't a clue how to go about screening) to at least GO to this online site. 

I am currently thinking about installing some wooden curtain rods in a house and allowing tenants $50 per window to pick out drapes...$25 per panel pair.

looking to buy cheap land an acre or less in the antelope valley,ca about an hour outside of los angeles, would like to build a wooden structure suitable for 3 as cheap as possibleare there any type of risks?