Being fixed incorrectly is usually more expensive than having to fix a problem.The reason is I have to go in and UNDO a problem versus updating it.I liken it to when I worked on car audio.A guy comes in and I replace a radio that hasn't been touched.Test the wires and install.Another guy comes in and says radio needs work and I had it worked on but it's not working correctly.Go in and pull out 2 bags worth of wires running everywhere and takes me 3 times longer to fix.Does the place have a rodent infestation??

It is not that it is too expensive, you can buy them reasonable, I am just worried about looking like a douche bag, LOL!

I would call the zoning dept or building permits but it may let the cat out of the bag.

Money Bags whomever he or she is on BP with the most capital.

Example: If an Army medic were to tell you he used a plastic bag to treat a soldier on the battlefield for a sucking chest wound, did you actually learn how to treat such a wound or simply that a plastic bag might be used?   

A good broker will have an answer for you, but brokers are a mixed bag and not many encounter this situation.

Just leave them in the packages and the bag they came in and put them around the tree...

If he's not making his payments, a foreclosure has a whole new bag of negative credit implications that are separate from a BK.  

The proverbial bag of keys at closing wasn’t proverbial, it was our reality.

Sellers that have their bags packed already or homes that have been vacant.I will tell you about a home I looked at today.