It may not be easily ascertained by claiming you have a buyer, that buyer must be willing and able, proving that they can perform before you can count chickens before they hatch.

In units with hardwood floors and natural woodwork I use Valspar Asiago, a creamy off-white in satin.

I do all the books, billing, sourcing parts, ETC.I am a firm believer in "where there is a will there is a way" and that I "make my own life" etc, but this is pretty rediculously tough.That, and I'm a chicken s**twow, the replies should be interesting :) :violin:

I'm with @Trey Watson on this - - the cost of entry to REI is minimal, even lower than flipping.I'm too chicken on this approach due to the legal exposures.

It's used for fences, chicken coops, rock walls or anything else that encroaches.

I'm struggling with the chicken or the egg scenario. 

@Mehul Shah I was 100% going to buy a property right by the bridge, and got chicken and 5 days later it is pending.

There is no correct answer to "which comes first the chicken or the egg?"

The correct term is "cold call" A dry call is when you dial the number, but then chicken out and hang up.

Chicken or the egg, just trying to figure out the timing and best steps to take in which order.