Of course, the engineer would be sticking his neck out, so he definitely is going to grill you on the specifics of what was done and how it was done. 

pm me; i'm in your neck of the woods & would be happy to help you out.

There are a few of us from your neck of the woods here.I'm sure there are many attorneys in the area, but you might look at: Justin C.

I focus up in your neck of the woods.

Houses had been vacant for the past two years and apparently a pain in the neck for him.

Investors would be all over that here in my neck of the woods.

My local storm damage rehab business is doing very well do to my neck of the woods.

I'm also looking for feedback on MLS services if anyone in my neck of the woods has any advice.

(in fact you'll soon, likely see distributors in your neck of the woods)The municipality would have to file a lawsuit in a completely different state...Do you know how hard it would be tosub poena phone records..About a year ago..Locally... a detective kept calling our front office... and asking about customers... of course we said we don't know... and the truth is... we don't have a database that correlates number on the bandit sign with person...

I have a verbal contract with the seller to buy it for $217.The plan is to write the contract to require the property to appraise for $271,250, which give me exactly 20% in equity.Problem is, a real estate agent friend of mine (who I think is sort of full of it) told me that appraisers will have the sales contract with them, and will not stick their neck out much further than the contract price.If they are going to stick close to contract price, what good are they?