E.

I had him sign a contract stating that he was licensed, insured and would acquire all proper building permits and that he would not receive the 2nd half of his payment until it passed inspection.After a day on the job, he sends me an e-mail saying he needs me to file a permit, due to a building inspector stopping by.

The Collateral (The Property in question)E.

That said, if you got the bid right, & didn't pay too much, the company itself was decent to deal with - the escrow company for my deal was out of state, so there was a little hassle there, but I was able to "e-sign" the contract, which was convenient.

Now, look at your tax return Schedule E.

I've e-mailed some people online that are selling there houses, and I tell them if they are interested in selling there house, go to my website and fill out the form.

You could throw out an ad that your looking to hire for a bog renovation, and contractors can do estimates on XYZ day between XXX too XXX and to e-mail with credentials for address. more then getting numbers, you will get free ideas, and possibly a solution you never saw.

Originally posted by Craig E.:... including punitive damages and discipline by the DRE.Does that involve paddling in a candlelit dungeon by nondescript functionaries hooded in Trappist monk robes?

. §§ 109(g), 362(d) and (e).

Also if you use multiple e-mail adresses you can post multiple per day.