I work with agent that "get it"Its not that Minna chooses not to work with investor its the fact that she is coming in the "short sale investor" forum with her head so far up her self righteous ASSet that she will not even hear the fireworks this 4th.

This also pushes up the time line because most of the fireworks are over in five years.I am willing to sell when it becomes a no brainer that my property has grown enough value, factoring in appreciation, depreciation, and equity accumulation.

Interesting tactic - better bring your camcorder and record what happens . . . could be some fireworks!

Its the perfect balance of downtown, the cool vibe of Belltown, easy distance to the market/blocks from the waterfront, and you could watch the NYE fireworks from the roof... if the roof were safe to walk on.

One of the reasons we picked this company was because they said they would do periodic drive-bys to make sure all was well with the house.Yesterday, the neighbor texted us again and said the county sheriff, the fire department, and the local news stations had been at our house because the tenants were being arrested for possession of a large quantity of illegal fireworks.

It just amazes me that employers can fire workers just for what they may have posted on the internet.

The teenage son broke into the place, set off fireworks inside and got arrested for underage drinking and excessive noise-no kidding!

A recent statistic stated that 90% of new listings are "Firework Listings."

Her son broke back in after they moved out, set off big fireworks in the unit, he and his friends got arrested for underage drinking and causing a disturbance. 

The fire worked its way into the roof, above the kitchen leaving it open to the elements.