Gray area.

Ignore it.You'll find many blogs and podcasts that don't seem to meet the BP "motto", the gray area is huge.

Hello everyone,I am Michael Gray, from Los Angeles, CA.

"Clean water" and some "gray water" losses they'll typically remove the pad and dry the carpet in place, then clean/stretch/relay on new pad.  

Hi there, @Jay Gray !

@Anthony Gray are u licensed and what do you hope to accomplish?

I tend to stick to white shaker cabinets with marble/gray granite counters.

I would hate to see them close the thread when it could benefit others over a gray area.

Then I'd go the route of @Dennis Poulsen   - in the course of finding out what the seller needs, offer up options.Now - where I think it gets into a real gray area is the purchase of the property if you go the "wholesale route." 

If you are looking at properties in the MTL area, better references - w/r to taxation and finance matters - would be:Cohen & Dubé: Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies for the Canadian Investor;Gray, Douglas: "The Canadian Lanlord's Guiide"; andBoiron & Boiron, "Commercial Real Estate Investing In Canada".The latter is essentially a text book which, despite having commercial in its title, would be a good reference for any investor.