X 18 inches) Wrote on them and placed them at busy intersection right before the traffic light on Friday night usually after 5pm.

My properties are great, I have a great PM, I pay all my dues, the grass never grows more than 1-3/4 of an inch high."

So new roof totally lead free meaning new door frames etc new kitchen two new bathrooms and sheet rocked the whole house redid or carpeted every inch of floor.

It's stupid stuff, like a window is 1 sq inch too small for the room, so I have to make the room smaller to be in compliance.

Experiment so far, I bought an RCA 32 inch TV with built-in DVD.

We will be doing part of the siding so I’m thinking that adding 1/2 inch foam insulation panels on the outside of the house should be sufficient.  

I remember hearing on the BP podcast that if you want to build a house you just need a 6 inch slab, but if you want to build the Empire State building you need to dig a deep foundation.

@Kyle Gilbert I agree with the group here...in difficult situations or with combative tenants it may make sense to issue LOI or even a contract with a contingency...so, get in the units you can, get the property secured with a LOI/contract, and then leverage the seller to see every inch of the property before you can remove the contingency and close the deal...It's amazing the lengths some tenants will go to in order to prevent a deal from happening out of fear of the unknown...it's good to have leverage on the seller to assist with getting in the units if they want to sell the property.

If she has less that a month left give notice now to do a inspection, go with a friend and record every square inch of the place.

It is a lovely thing to see an inch of dust on it, that means that the market is doing well this year.Nowadays (in this business) the process is much more compact and less detailed but we still look at it.