hi jon.we were going to line the interior of the fence with acoustifence. as of now the previous owners of the house had planted areca palm, tall egenia bushes (12 feet tall) and several variety of bushes/trees. the problem is all the buffering is on our side. their noise just vibrates off all their concrete and bounces at us.we moved into this neighborhood because i am hoping to get married soon and wanted a good neighbor hood with schools for the future when we have kids. i really wanted a family community feeling for kids to be able to play in with out me having to worry.unfortunately my fiance's father just bought the house for us.. im not sure how we would go about moving again.

Typically you can command top dollar and top interest rate.You may be able to command top dollar for financing the deal, but this is not something I would want to plant in the seller's head if I was trying to buy at the lowest price possible.

RichI'll be more prepared for UT's linebackers planting in the dirt repeatedly :wink: I'll be watching it in real 3D though...at the stadium!

the first property I am flipping has a ugly tree which the city planted. it has not leaves.does anyone has this situation and how can I replace it?

Another one I hear a lot is "Can I plant flowers?"

Many cities and counties went crazy during the boom implementing huge impact fees for schools, treatment plants, roads, parks, etc.

For ceilings, scrape off texturing compound, then wash and seal.Remove the textured ceilingMost extreme: the above plus covering the existing walls and ceiling with 1/4" wallboard.Will any of this this work?

The house right next door grew those giant sunflower plants.

But dabble in other areas as well --multiple streams of income are helpful, as well as working part time.One goal for 2009 is to get an orchard planted, right now I'm in the process of locating suitable land and have two very good leads.

In order to put in plants, I used a hammer and a screw driver to dig small holes.