If your in a dry season the other way around and save on the trips to mover the sprinklers around all day.

Michael Quarles suggests 10% call rate, 2% of that 10% may close ...I think, may be off a hair on those rates.

We are already seeing certain places that have been hot for a while not being able to command higher prices as buyers dry up fast at said higher prices.

Tattoo parlors, wig shops, hair salons, beauty supply, payday lenders, low end cellphone vendors, "smoke" stores, and so on. 

I know this will sound rather dry, but I guess the next step is to call the emergency contact on the lease (I hope you have that), and have things taken out from the house, so that you can lease to the next tenants. 

It's been a few months now and the contents are completely dried out......

I would hope for a 4-5 year return on investment on the extra insulation, not to mention the benefits it allows for the Hardie board in being able to dry out the backside, unlike the traditional method of installation.New and improved side yard/entry and landscaping.Revamped back deck and yard designEntry from back alley/garage New garage doorsMain fl bath.

It’s statute 76-14 if you’re looking for some dry reading.

I rarely see a dry cleaners, mostly because I think it’s a lower margin business.

She was willing to sell it for 80% of market to get it out of her hair quickly and painlessly.