Chris...yes, that's my understanding too. The

Their market is also showing some alarming decline too.  The

But if you're building toward your own future, be sure its not at mom and dad's expense.Extended families still live together here in this country, too. The

Funny, Rich Weese has a lot of experience in S TX, too. The

I am betting 9 to 1 there is a laundry list at city hall waiting for you, I have personally seen it in a 84 unit purchase, the day after closing the city stepped in with more then 200 items ranging from fire code out of compliance for building access drives too the parking lot grade and maintenance.

The (quality) nail gun is spendy, as is the quality chop saw with extra fine tooth blade.

A site plan generally starts with a survey, overlays the setbacks, may have topographic info, may discuss things like soil/erosion control, and ultimately will overlay the new square footage you plan to add, to scale and where you plan to build it.

I ran and stood in city hall park for a bit, considering there might be some bomb on ground, where people are running too. The

I was wrong about Taylorsville too. The

For me, that would be losing some love handles (which is tough, given that I have a raging sweet tooth).