A number of Adverse Possessors mistakenly state that the “hostile” requirement of the law of Adverse Possession (open, notorious, actual, continuous, hostile possession) necessarily requires breaking the law against trespassing.

I hate to say it but appraisers are notoriously dumb sometimes and it doesn't surprise me that she took a listing as gospel truth.

One such similar examplehttps://www.publicspendforum.net/blogs/steven-kopr...Ummmm...not only are you factually wrong (people have been sent to prison for fires that resulted in deaths where customers emailed the owners about hazardous conditions...they were convicted based on EMAILS) you either didn't read that well or didn't understand it.

If you do it wrong but the investment goes great and everyone makes tons of money you’ll most likely never hear from anyone at the SEC.If you do it wrong and the investment doesn’t go well you could not just get sued, you could go to prison.  

The switch is a PITA and a notorious problem with other well owners down here because the switch is outside and exposed to the elements and fireants and frequently fail.

Fortunately, I'm not the final word here, Raj.The Acord forms and other Evidence of Insurance documents are notoriously cryptic and difficult to read.

Search her on Facebook to see if she has just posted a photo of her new puppy or if she is excited about her BF soon being released from prison! 

I am currently a state employee for the state prison system and I am looking forward to adding that to the list of previous work experience rather than current.Prior to living in Massachusetts I lived on the New Jersey coast until I enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 2008.

I have a tenant that was notoriously late on her rent.

I have been told over and over that physicians are notoriously bad with money and before I start investing I want to pull myself out of the "bad" category and at least into the "mediocre" category or better.