Company is structured so the manufacturer has all the assets and the transportation division is a separate LLC has all the liabilities and none of the assets.

Both units are within public transportation distance to Tufts University and Brandeis University.

Adjoining enclosed breezeway from house to garage requires footing.The walk through costs $150, and also requires a variance meaning a public hearing and zoning board approval.

I just checked informed delivery and I see something from bill.com and it says payment enclosed.

My new tenant is saying that they smell a weird smell (not gas, says it smells closer to a dead animal) the strongest in a 5’x5’x2’ enclosed area, and not the whole house.

Food, transportation and utilities aren't cheaper.

This must be Enclosed.

Good value but to look more like a home, it requires burying ~3.5' which may mean transporting a lot of dirt (maybe spread it over the lot).I am thinking of adding the ADU to higher end areas. 

Call the Department of Transportation (DOT) and explain the situation.

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