Henry's wet patch!

Between hay, timber, maybe plant an orchard, berry patch, pumpkin patch, Christmas trees, grow other ornamental or fruit trees for sale, maybe cabins or a couple RV sites or even some rustic campsites, a fishing lake, there are so many avenues to make $150 here or $500 there i think you could make it pay for itself over time

However we are not fully convinced this is the one and only patch to success. 

There are a few areas that need immediate attention and instead of doing patch jobs, I'd rather take care of the whole thing.

Just gotta push through this rough patch while everyone else is quitting.

Asbestos may be present in textured paint and in patching compounds used on wall and ceiling joints.

If not I have scraps of baseboard to patch damaged spots. 

They should be able to patch you through to an inspector (or THE inspector, if its a small office) who will give you the answer that matters most.

We are redoing the kitchen, bathroom, and patch/paint all the walls. 

The A/C guy just put more freon in it, he basically patched it up for another year.....Also with a heat pump the techs DO NOT put extra freon in your unit when they installed it to compensate for the 50-100 foot lineset/pipes that run up the wall, so you are already short on freon the day they install the unit, you just dont know about it....If you went with a package unit (the square rectangle kind that is all outside) you shouldnt have to worry about being short freon because  its precharged from the manufactor (I trust them more than a green helper that just started in the A/C business), and you shouldnt have to worry about carpenters, or sheet rock guys punching a nail threw the pipes that run up the side of the wall because its all self contained in that outdoor unit...Thus they call it a "Package Unit."