Nothing else can possibly touch those two excellent pieces of hardware, especially after 9 pm.Anything from the real estate industry applying such grades would almost certainly end up being a flagrant violation of fair housing laws.

I worked in Caz for a while and know the joys of writing and grading papers for a living.

I have some really good friends in B ham  ping me if you want to.... its a nice town I like the topography as opposed to just flat.however be very careful there.. with negative grade and positive grade driveways... they don't look so severe in pictures as they do in real life.. some of them are pretty narley

My PM quoted me $4,311 for get ready, which includes new renter-grade carpet/pads, interior painting, deep cleaning.  

As you can read in the above linked post, my basis in each lot after development (including demo, survey and subdivision cost, utility connections, grading, tree removal, etc) was right around 208k per lot.  

@Lawrence Lloyd paclob If you are interested in north east Ohio you will want to give The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods a read.

Give The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods a read to gain a better understanding of the different neighborhoods and housing you are seeing online.

It might sound silly but ask for grades every semester for the first year, it should give you a good indication how they're doing.  

I am thing contractor grade, but don't really want to replace them every time I get a new tennant.

@Jessica Mendez please see https://www.cdc.gov/mold/Also, one of the best and non-caustic/non-toxic ways to remediate mold is commercial grade Hydrogen Peroxide...safe and penetrating...https://www.reference.com/home-garden/hydrogen-per...http://greenopedia.com/clean-mold-without-bleach/