So while there's a fair amount of money coming into the city, much of it is corporate, large scale development which requires time to take root. 

I have met little more than disappointment after disappointment eating out in this town, bland boring food praised by locals brought up on little better than pig slop and sugar water.Let's talk about some other things that young people want: a flourishing art culture with deep roots in the past, good educational opportunities for their young children, diversity, proximity to other major cultural centers, natural beauty.

I would also recommend that you try to focus on specific metro areas within NC (the big three being the Triangle, Charlotte and the Triad) since there are attorneys with deep local roots in those markets.

Our policy was that when the drain got snaked, if there wasn’t root invasion, it was a tenant bill.

Zoning is the root of basically all of my multi-family problems so if I could figure this out it would do wonders.

I went to the property, found the sewer was crushed by tree roots outside the house and excavated and repaired the sewer pipe in 45 minutes (NO B.S.) and the cost for materials was about $25.

I think low interest rates are really at the root of it.

Agree with Bob, throw away the 50% rule and come up with a real grass roots estimate of the expenses.

The sewer was blocked by tree roots and there is a new service on outside.Can anybody have a recommendation for a lawyer of RTP NC area?

Since they moved in, we already spent 3-time money on fixing the toilets/shower drain because the drainage issue (found lots of toilets, flushable wipes, hair, feminine products, tree roots etc) at this point, we are happy if she can just move out.