I had my offer accepted on a waterfront house in Florida that was built in the 40's, and it has a smaller separate cottage in the back that still has the old slatted jalousie windows. i know that they have to be terribly inefficient from an energy standpoint, but they have a very nostalgic feel to them for a waterfront cottage.I plan to rent out the main house and will likely do vacation rentals in the cottage (so we can use it ourselves).

Older home with in-law cottage.

Anyhow - today I stumbled across the Katrina cottages.

They don't realize mold is what was growing on the block of cheese in their refrigerator; that mold is what makes bleu cheese look and taste the way it does; or, that we have antibiotics now because of bread mold.  

I also like the cottage communities by Ross Chapin My thinking is that in many areas of CA where crime is out of control, etc. restoring a sense of community, with interaction among neighbors, safe areas for kids, etc. makes sense.

Finding someone to build an 80k stick built house in this day and age is going to be very hard, even for a tiny cottage.

Then the term started to get bandied about in the main stream but was confused with "cracker" ... now those on the outside think hackers are bad and crackers go under cheese :-P

I've used those RTAs (we actually have them in our cottage in Northern MI) and they're just fine.

The logic Andrew is presenting is naive at best or career threatening at worst.To have the big cheese at the company then draw into defending the company plus filling in the gaps implies the new employee has started out of the wrong foot.Clearly Andrew if not Blue Moon has taken a hit which did not need to happen.

If the management company offers you the same knee jerk price that has been around for 50 years - keep looking - you will probably overpay.  4) Do they use a custom attorney approved lease agreement - or the Texas Association of Realtor lease agreement that has more holes in it than Swiss cheese?