I've stood on smaller hills fighting more my rights before.

I'm building a house right now and the only things that we need to order ahead of time are trusses and the garage door.

Cedar Creek and Round Rock have stood out to us so far but open to explore other areas.

Now the mother tells me yesterday she's paying the rent and is unhappy with the home for these reasons and that it is a small 2 bedroom, I told her your not on the lease and have no legal standing to live here, all after another water guy was there and told her as I stood there nothing at all is wrong with the water.

Unless you have room to increase revenue, the return does pale in comparison to what folks are seeing on the rust belt on the other side of the Great Lakes, but it looks fine when stood alongside the over-heated mess that is Toronto these days.

I've been getting stood up left and right from prospective tenants even after confirming the appointment.

It's a residential property in Honolulu, it stood out to me coz it was so cheap, I just dont understand why it's up for sale and there's a lease in place till 2024.

I guess I do not know all of the details other than we made sure the contractor was legit and stood behind their work.

I figure that if a house has stood for 100 years without developing major foundation and structural problems, it will probably stand for another 100 as long as it is maintained properly.

During a busy office hour, my manager came up to me and the other new girl, and said, "I need you to sign here, here, and initial here" while she stood over our shoulders.