I'm a Plant Manager at a sand and gravel mine working 65-80 hour weeks and have been in the industry since I was 17.

And they want 1500 contractors to build the plant.

Main job is working at a power plant, but am very passionate about giving real estate a go.

Born, raised and still planted in St.

So what can happen is trees that should have been planted closer to the building for coverage with a max height of 10 to 15 feet were not used.

Adds to upfront cost but saves the homeowner many times over through reduced energy costs while being for the "greater good" or reducing the need to build $400 million carbon-producing power plants that homeowners pay for at every end.

Well, on the west side of my property I only have maybe 2 to 3 ft of property but the neighbors have taken the liberty to plant a garden there and close off the area.

Start with these 4 steps:1. contact a Real Estate Attorney who will gladly help with the writing sales contacts and will close the sale for you.   2. contact a Mortgage Broker & Bank Loan Officer to refer potential buyers to so they can get pre-approved if they don't already have a legit qualification Letter   3. contact one of the sign post companies to come out and plant the typical real estate post in the yard to hang your FSBO sign 4. have a FSBO sign professionally made with a rider sign underneath By Appointment ONLY with your cell number.5. put together a flyer with pictures and info, sales price, etc. to email potential buyersInitially, you'll get all the neighbors calling, acting like potential buyers to see what you are asking for the property. 

We are constantly getting stupid letters...trash cans left out too long, cars not parked all the way in the driveway, and my favorite letter from a couple months ago - potted plants by front door were overgrown.

They'll be standing with their feet planted when their buddy shouts from 20 feet away and they'll LEAVE THEIR FEET PLANTED AND "SPIN", which tears the composition right off.