Its phrases like this or words like "fair" that are nebulous and tend to have varying definitions (and large ones at that) from one person to the next.

What phrases should I search to find out more info on this?

@Suzette WestLooking at the legal definition, the key point is the phrase "who for another" (in bold below).

I can understand the landlord not talking to you after buying his lien...Whose on first, can you phrase the situation again please?

As I said, geared to the homeowner.I shop at all three, and a local Ace hardware for specific hardware and local lumber yards for specialty items.You gotta love the little inspirational phrases Menard's prints on the bottom center of each page in their Sunday sale ads in the newspaper!

It's good to create a safe word or phrase that you can call someone while at the property without tipping off your prospects what you are eluding too.

As a business person, I'm sure you understand the phrase "cost effective".

***Crummy situation but I hope this brings up a topic that others are going through as well so we can All Get Through This Together(that's the phrase of 2020, right?)

Maybe I'm looking in the wrong places or with the wrong phrases.

But I've been for some reason seeing the phrase "heavy hitters" popping up more than I remember on BP, referring to a particular group forum contributors.