This stuff is pretty dry as it is...

Dried up.Much more to say on that subject and great thread, but I'll leave it at that for now.

Strong wind gusts and very dry conditions aren't helping with fighting the blaze and trying to contain the raging wildfire that is causing so much damage and grief.Can you imagine, going to the grocery store or visiting a friend down the street, and an hour later seeing smoke a few miles away, not thinking much about it or being very worried about it...but a few minutes / hours later being forced by order to LEAVE NOW and a few hours later you find out that multiple people are considered missing and that almost the whole town was completely wiped out... as if a bomb went off and flatted the entire area..Well, this is very much a reality for people Northern California in Butt County.

Dry the sink and put the stopper in place.To combat the population, there are a few websites that sell sprays with a targeted sprayer, like we see on a WD40 can, and other applications that work as birthcontrol to the invaders.

He was paying half the rent so starting last February she started to fall behind... to the point where a month ago she turned her being late on rent - back on me, saying I was always hassling her for rent.

@Kris Benson, You're looking for a "watering hole of the Serengetti" - you know the few  watering holes in the African plain that stay wet during the dry season. 

It can be dry, and it doesn't all apply to a new agent, and it will give you systems for your follow-ups and leads. 

Make sure your drywall is dry.

Thank you @Casandra M...Yes situations come up that are not exactly cut and dry.

Its my first potential commercial renter.need some averages or source for averages.1st floor, 2 office space, with half bath, kitchenette, on main st small town, with heat, water, electric included.modern 850 sqft office with 1000 sqft dry basement. parking, plowing, etc included. local realtor said all utilities incld avg on busiest road is $13-14 sqft.how accurate is website reonomy?