First - file a complaint complete with photos of the roof, the shingles that released, and the weather report from the day of incident.

Redfin just released their estimate tool.

I'm targeting the first quarter for a beta release.

Funny this post is circulating today when jobs #'s were released today..

Until the banks clear the wreckage off of their balance sheets and this "extend and pretend" crap ends the recovery will sputter.

It would seem to me that water or water purification devices/tablets would make more sense.

If she does this, she can avoid eviction proceedings through the court system, you will release her from the lease without penalty, and you will forgive her of the unpaid pest control costs and late fees (a value of over $400 by this time) in the final accounting report after she has vacated and returned possession of the unit to you.

In spite of all those errors and an extended holding time, we still managed to net $5,500 due to a good purchase price.

I wrote a book on this that was released on Amazon in January called Cashing In Tax Free.

Since she is a dual agent, maybe try an appointment with her managing broker, bring a letter in writing and be prepared to discuss that you felt you were pressured into making the offer with the high earnest money deposit and no contingencies (especially if that was the agent's idea and not yours) and that you feel the agent should have pointed out the high-power wires so close to the property (although since they are right there, you probably should have noticed them yourself so not the best excuse), that apparently there were many offers so the seller should not have much trouble selling to someone else quickly and that you want the contract released with your full deposit back due to feeling like you were not represented to your satisfaction and didn't really understand that she was not representing your interests.