That is the case, provided its either sprayed and wet roller back rolled, or brushed.

It is considered fraud because the borrower has materially misprepresented the risk to the lender to obtain more favorable loan terms.I didn't even bother looking for the IRA/ERISA issues.It was a bad plan right out the gate; I figured that I was skating around the borders of what's legal.

With tenants it will be like a roller coaster.Some really good highs and some really low,lows.

It's hard enought to find rock & rollers to feather out joint compound much less a wall or ceiling.

wow, this is where the high rollers meet, huh?

i used to do some lawn cutting/landscaping a few years ago.i had a 44" exmark and loved it. had the Kaw engine. costs a LOT (7k), but i loved it. but mine did not stripe well.i'd NEVER, EVER, EVER get any mower from a big box store. they all have plastic rollers and plastic spindles. go to a commercial lawncare store and get to know them. you can buy a bunton, toro, exmark, but dont get a cub cadet, john deer or any of the other crap that call themselves "commercial".

I was close to pulling the trigger last fall but was looking for another .75% on the rate and we've been riding that roller coaster since.

We have sprayed( primed) cabinets before using a paint sprayer, not the can spray..I have also had to touch up with a brush/roller afterwards

Five roller strips of beige later, Almond won the race.

Yes, the whole thread is about "skating the line."