And I make that expectation clear.We all get hosed from bad people, it happens.

maybe that one on the other unit is the only one and never changed when the unit became a 2 family. if you have a slop sink in the basement, or even your laundry hookup, you can hook a hose up to them. ( best bet is the laundry hook up )

They paid for the space and it helped offset total costs.Plenty of free time to sight see too.At the end there was a nice dinner and awards.Topics, legal environment, hosing programs, sales and leasing, rehab, development and redevelopment, local demands and marketing, etc.

I'm speaking of newbies entering RE, let's say they are skilled enough to use goggle earth and zoom all over the hose and neighborhood, do they really know what they are looking at?

Also, check your water pressure at a hose bib.

We're hosing a toys for tots drive as well and could use all the support we can get!

The new hose is not nearly as nice as the original, but it apparently what they had to do to make it work.

Additionally you could go for a hydraulic dump trailer.

The little details always eat you alive - there were probably $300 in miscellaneous plumbing supplies (shut-off valves at each fixture, braided hoses, copper fittings, etc).

What I found when reading around was that the steel piers cost about $100 more per pier, but they are hydraulically driven down to a stable substrate.