I know I'm still in the building phase of this but is it just me or did anyone else not imagine that being "rich" would feel so "poor"?

Holy crap, can you imagine what we could have done to the Porkulus Bill if the citizenry was given power remotely close to this?

Can you imagine an economic situation that affected the whole country at once?

I cannot imagine that this would be happening AGAIN.

I've been wading my way through some various brands of both, but I've found that I'm happy with a good pour of JW Black.

I imagine she did talk with somebody at the city, but do to the economy, they probably changed their mind about paving the street and I couldn't pay what we had agreed to if the street was not going to be paved.

Ultimately, the seller owns the property, so he decides who gets access and when...but, I imagine the seller wants to sell the property, so he should be reasonable in allowing the buyer or agents of the buyer access.

Next step would be as you mentioned and apply an epoxy primer such as reziweld by wr meadows and immediately pour the patch material against the epoxy before the epoxy cures.

If you thought your property manager was bad, I can't imagine how bad the layers of bureaucracy would be at fixing toilets.

Rich, you've shown us how to get protection from taxes beyond what most of the population can imagine.