I was saying that it was a good thing when the people got sick of Bush and kept his alter-ego (McCain) out of office.

Maybe I can alter some of them to make room.This is turning into a nightmare OR huge learning curve, whichever comes first!!!

I can't believe all these interesting things that seem to be coming up....

But this is the biggest of all...

So let me know what you're thoughts are on this...

Something major has come up. I have a deal looming on ...

Go with a much lighter floorcovering and new ceiling white paint, and maybe you could alter the mortar joints to get a lighter look too.

I forget the exact definition, but the permit is more about letting the town know you are doing an alteration so they can inspect that it is being done to code (and later for the assessor to know there was an alteration). 

@Benjamin Kanevsky I'll be an Ohio guy on here and echo what @Remington Lyman said, Columbus is a great place to invest, but in my opinion you will need to alter your search strategy to get a good deal here. 

I've never used a power of attorney, and I'm not sure why you would ever need one for wholesaling.When you assign a contract either party (buyer or seller) can alter or adjust the contract in whatever way they want as long as both parties sign an amendment agreeing to it or atleast initial any change on the contract.

I've had fabulous life altering conversations with real people I meet in real life for the cost of a couple of cocktails.

It was a life-altering journey for me.

(a) The landlord shall have the right to enter the dwelling unit at reasonable hours, after reasonable notice to the tenant, in order to inspect the premises, make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services, or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workmen or contractors.