Anyone have a good reccomendation on a good granite fabricator, wholesale yard, or company in the twincities area?

Originally posted by @Fabrice Eliacin:whats the best way to find cash buyers? 

I could agree to their title company, but to use one of the agents I am familiar with there - though that company was clumsy each time and some wrong things were said and this is delicate.

What I'm really worried about is that they have a child with respiratory issues and the perception/reality of soot and chemicals smells getting into the fabric couch etc.  

Second question is about the bathroom arrangement which might be "delicate" to address in an ad, but since this is a 1.5 bath home that means you will all be sharing the full bath.When you say that they can renew quarterly do you have something in your lease that says you can also give them notice that they will NOT be allowed to renew?

That whole hillside needs to be cut back in order to add either geotextile fabric or some sort of deadman holdback.

You learn over the years how to weave your schedule into the fabric of your life and still maintain a sense of balance.

Reading this one, I have a hard time believing the customer fabricated it.

The sale includes two Haas CNC machines and a literally every single welding and fabrication tool/mechanism known to man.

Greetings all,I have a background in construction engineering and management and I want to take on a role as a GC/Developer/Planner for new construction of a pre-fabricated home property.I'm planning on building multi-unit structures for rent in an urban lot, (I will have to get this lot re-zoned) but for the process of construction, I'm trying to determine which permits I absolutely need to obtain, and which inspections I need to conduct, and how much all of this is going to cost.In other words, I'm having difficulty in determining fact from fiction when it comes to inspections and permits, and distinguishing which ones I absolutely must obtain, and which ones are just "good to have."