This took way longer than expected, was harder than expected, cost more than expected, and was bloody at times (P.S.A - utility blades are very sharp).

Quote from @Harrison Sharp: Quote from @Sharon Cain: Similar situation, except i just have my primary home at 2.45% 30 yr fix. 

Very sharp (love the emphasis on "YOU"). 

It is recommended that a licensed electrician further investigate.There is a need to install one or more insulated bushings over the end of conduit OR within knockout to protect wires from sharp edges in panel.The inspector has discovered a number of three-prong, 110-volt electrical outlets in home with reversed polarity.There is no discharge pipe on the safety valve for water heating system.There is a noticeable bow/sag to interior ceiling within home AND to roof ridge.

Clean and sharp are important!

We believe that the main line has a fairly sharp curve/bend in it downstream, and it tends to gather any food particles or anything solid at all tends to collect there over time and then things start slowly backing up.

I've never done any work with him but he has always been freindly, he's a sharp looking guy, a good tipper, and his house is beautiful(pics attached)! 

Maybe you could pay to consult a competent tax person and provide a sample tax effect to your seller since you may be doing multiple seller-carries together @Jacob Sharp!  

Anton, you are correct that putting all your eggs in one basket is not the smartest choice but I think Jerry is obviously a very sharp individual and knows that, or that the entrepreneurial spirit in him that risked alot and grew his business into a successful company is something that motivates him.

Don't use anything sharp, illegal, or dangerous either.