@Jennifer Lee Yes, I know it's like all the air has been expelled from a balloon.....you feel deflated.Anyway, it's good to share your grief and that will strengthen your confidence in moving on.You certainly learned a lot from this experience and will no doubt use it in future deals.

Any French drains we have installed still had to flow into the sump to be expelled.

It should have provisions regarding dispute resolution, expelling members, buy-outs, etc.Unfortunately it's probably time to lawyer up... interesting that Bank2 was able to obtain their lien against your project without all the members being notified.

A thermo fogger heats up a deodorizer oil and expels it in a fog/smoke manner which penetrates in the floor and walls for a long lasting fresh smell.

It says it uses a highly flammable gas to expel it form the can and that Great Stuff itself is hugely flammable.

So it takes getting a broader picture understanding of what you're looking at, expelling any fears, and then just being willing to try a deal, knowing it may not be perfect right out of the gate.For turnkey help, I run a turnkeys Facebook group and help folks with turnkeys all the time.

All that wastage has to be expelled and carted away.

Hi Marian, yes it is usually the heat exchange (per the technician), but in this case the air intake has a bees nest lodged in it, so the furnace did not get enough air flow to expel the gas.

Now, he may sit in the gallery, but if he is communicating with you, the magistrate can expel him from the court room.

But they have 3 kids, about to be expelled from the school, since they are very anxiously looking for a house, this suggests they are in trouble with current landlord.