well even lip stick reno;'s in this area the pop corn is taken down.. have to check into that one as well. 

The property also contains a large cow barn a pole barn, corn crib, 3 concrete silos and about a handful of other out-buildings.

Hello,I was just wondering if a home that has a bowed wall in basement can still be financed if it has the carbon fiber kit in place?

Management allowance: $100/monthTotal potential operating expenses= $522.83Cash on Cash ROI c/ expenses considered (based off "lower rents") = 5.3%  Average utilities (gas, electric, sewage, etc) Summer: $330/month Other months: $200/monthTenants pay this.Internet is through Google Fiber and is free for this area.

The solution is carbon fiber strips running down the wall to keep it from getting worse.

If this is the typical style I would repaint it and paint the brick foundation.If this type of siding is an outlier I would replace it and possibly force more value into your home.I'm a huge fan of the pre-painted fiber cement even though it is more expensive.

back in my youth I ran a cleaning service called cobwebs to carpets, as the name implied we specialized in cleaning cobwebs off vaulted ceilings ( with pop corn ceiling) and high traffic areas or whole house carpet cleaning. 

I am looking for apartment complex owners that are interested in updating their current wiring systems with fiber optic lines.

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Cable, DSL, Fiber, whatever’s in your area and provides the best speed for the price.