(ie mosaic border, or mosaic element).

My perspective, from the development side of the business, is that design is at its best when it is used to solve problems that come with developing any type of property—in planning, construction, environmental, marketing, leasing, etc.

I would build a box on this to protect from elements with a sliding door just like on dumpsters to keep critters out.

Like the type of paper for the weather elements in Detroit Michigan

Protecting one's interest in a transaction of this size is commonplace---elements/clauses like non-circumvention and non-competition are par for the course...The broker is attempting to protect himself from you/your buyer going direct to the seller and cutting them out of the deal---you should give consideration to protecting your interests and your buyer exclusivity as well.Regards,Scott Miller

For those who have dig hard to find deals and work with certain undesirable elements, some of these books are just raw info and not real training.

Cost reduction should be done in such a way as not to produce a serious threat to human exisitence by not paying a hoot to effective environmental hazard reduction techniques.

One good thing is this isn't rocket science. break it down to the individual elements that you want to conquer first.

An interesting element to this house is it's a log cabin with drywall finish inside - built in the mid '50s in a town where many log cabins were built at that time.

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