I think it's ilha grandeIt's in Rio De Janeiro(State), Angra, BrazilYou can only get there by helicoptor or boat.There are no motor vehicles allowed on the island.There is actually a smaller island for sale, considered to be part of it, that has a helicopter pad and Resort facilities.I think we should all pitch in and buy it!

Went in for a check up, oil, brakes, fluids, the topical $150 Jiffy Lube pit stop.

I was thinking perhaps use a light acid wash before painting or perhaps using a brillo pad to scratch the surface. 

So you should have an attorney that knows lease options really well.Secondly you can look at subject to existing financing or wrap around mortgages.To show the difference what I usually do is take out a yellow pad and show the sellers that what's in it for them on the lease to own arrangement and what's in it for them on subject to, The lease to own: they're going to have to turn their home into an investment property and get landlords insurance and they're responsible for maintenance, and they have to follow the state laws as far as being a landlord.In a subject to, you buy the property subject to existing financing, and your exit is generally a lease to own or renting it out.

It's their way of padding a deal when the lender will only contribute 5% on a short.

Similar to how you grow a giant, record braking pumpkin by cutting out the smaller ones that are taking up precious resources.

These smaller water droplets do a much better job cleaning your brush and help to remove paint in the smallest recesses of the brush, roller pad, etc.

You would then go over the wall with a wet rag or scouring pad to remove the left over residue.

In our subdivisions, there are usually a lot or two that needs significant dirt work to create a stable building pad, unusual easements or shapes that restrict the buildable area, etc.

I've been on many well pads, and I'm still swimmin' in Central PA.Just sayin'PS - Who is "They" are you sure you understand how this whole thing works?