I think in the process of growing the community, you accidentally grew your glasses too!!

You take pictures of the properties with tall grass on edge of war zones or maybe you get pics of foreclosures or any variety of problems you think you buyers can solve based on the buying criteria.

My realtor's boss is saying the last thing we want is the inspectors going thru the house with a magnifying glass.

The last one I built was a 3300 sq foot center hall colonial with 9' first floor ceilings, a wood burning fireplace, 2x6 exterior wall construction & R-19 in the walls, all low-e glass...it cost me $106K delivered & set, on a new 31'x52' foundation that cost $25K.

If the muni is aware of property with broken glass or mold or broken stairs or any kind of problem that could cause injury, they have to call it out in order to protect themselves in case of a lawsuit.

Tenant broke one of the windows - October 2012.One of those tricky bay windows that sticks out with glass on top, bottom, sides and front.

Here is what I know and I'll post pictures soon as he is going to email them.2/1 12x70Needs floor work in kitchen and living room, outer pane of glass broke in kitchen causing leak, roof needs new coat of Cool Seal (3yrs since done), leak in roof caused floor damage in living room before seal was done, LR and Hall carpet cleaned/replaced, will Not come with heat/air, will Not come with appliances.I will have to move the property because they purchased a new MH.

I raise my glass to ya, lads.

I always look for a combination - tall weeks, broken windows, no curtains (that's a big one), and similar traits.

the area around the pilot light is sealed with a metal plate and a small piece of glass for viewing the pilot light.What exactly does the thermcoupler turn off if it doesn't sense heat?