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Normally the visit is done at the same time every day.You might also want go there to ok any major deliveries before the materials are you used. 

Nice to know if your dealing with a clog or slow down caused by , grease, soap, hair, tree roots, foreign material like stuff that dont belong there.

A lot of material but I did my regular licensing online somewhere so I'm used to a bunch of online material that you have to read.

(Just for the record, it's the ONLY time I use a gun slit.)Of course, this necessitates crippling up the old opening and finishing the exterior to match existing material.

The 2/3 side now has a raised platform of Trex like material (can get too hot for bare feet).  

Also, you will have to ask co-workers and partners for materials.

If you have the budget and can tolerate the expense while you sort out and determine an acceptable ROI from your online and offline efforts you may get past your dependency on bandit  signs and become part of a legitimate established marketing system.You might find some useful material by searching Dan Kennedy's site or others known for direct response marketing.

Then there is the IRS designation of a real estate professional and material participation in the activity.

Also, the deductibles I experienced were in the $5,000 range so a separate tool policy or inland marine endorsement may be appropriate if you supply some tools/materials but not enough to warrant filing a claim given the deductible.