I talled to a primerica advisor today and he mentioned municipal bonds, that I can transfer to them without tax or penalties and continue to buy and sell tax deeds with them.

Unless it is too tall or eye sore I am not sure why now it gets reported? 

I presume you mean those great big tall towers that hold power lines that travel long distances.

Generally speaking your bedroom needs to have at least 70 square feet of floor space (if more than one occupant in the bedroom need a minimum 50 sq. ft. per occupant), ceiling needs to be at least 7 feet tall, can't measure less than 7 feet in any horizontal direction, needs a heat source, a light source, an emergency/rescue opening, its own door (can't access it through another bedroom), and many people will say it needs a closet (the IRC doesn't have this requirement, but many appraisers use it as a bedroom requirement).If you want to read through the code yourself, I've copied it below:IRC- SECTION R202 DEFINITIONSHABITABLE SPACE.

From what I understand, this new Home-One program (as recent as last Thursday) has inched the bar down even more.

Due to how the line was originallylaid, there is not a lot of fall so the PVC pipe is holding about an inch of water.

Can anyone recommend a property manager that they have used in CHS?

I am slowly inching my way towards that number :)I decided that to help me get ahead I would do about 10 posts a day, 5 days a week which would get me going at 50 posts a week.

Tall order.

The tenants got to buy (or bring) their own curtains and put them on the rods.One thing I heard of (I think here on BP), and considered but didn't end up doing, is this: Get some 1x3 or 1x4 lumber, and cut it a few inches longer on both ends than the window trim on the top of the windows.