(they probably won't bother - and if they do get someone to listen you'll just get a warning at first - and maybe at that point you could bend the ear of a local official and get the town to remove the easement for you.

Don't bend from them just to get it filled.Also, not sure if it was mentioned previously or if it's common knowledge, but I feel it's worth mentioning...make sure you figure in the cost of PM whether you're planning to use it or not.  

We had booked a Thurs-Mon in Bend, OR and the host offered 25%off if we booked an extra day.

I live in Central Oregon, Bend to be exact, and I am absolutely in love with this area.

Don't bend over backwards for one new tenant.

But you are looking for an active investor to bend her/his ear.

(wow I look just like this when I am on mine..)....and something SUPER obvious strikes you.. you jump off your throne..you run to the computer.. standing there bend over, as you can not sit down for obvious reasons...and you apply your SEO grand idea...and the next morning...

Purchase price: $475,000 Cash invested: $36,000 Sale price: $700,000 Contributors: John Whitney, Victoria Loder Extra large lot just 5ac shy living in North Bend!

The strategy is a very gray/flexible strategy so if something does come up that allows for a bigger purchase or the opposite with wait a year between purchases, it can bend to that.

A and B want to swap houses and (guessing a bit here) have A end up owning house #2 with a mortgage and B end up owning house #1 free and clear.If A could simply get a mortgage now to buy house #2 and sell house #1 to B this would be nice and clean.