The laundry room is a separate, key card access-secure building at the center of 6 garden-style apartment buildings.  

It is currently a 4/2 Cape Cod style home built in the 1940's.

The sale is a flip for Scott, who transformed the home from a traditional-style space into a modern farmhouse during his short stay.

I don't know if his family is going to travel halfway across the U.S. just to get his clothes. 6 of his co-workers are staying in a 50 yard radius of where the deceased was staying.

We do try to work with smaller, local lenders...they tend to be more flexible...but if fast is the most important priority then focus on portfolio/commercial style loans.  

So this had to go to court so a judge could order that the social workers set up Trusts for the children and that the Trust could pay for incidental things, like clothing for the kids (who were actually adults). 

What people don't tell you about LVP is it can be damaged and it will get out of style before it wears out.

Particularly, we envision building duplex properties that are shotgun style floor plans.

I am worried about getting involved with someone I dont know well and find out we dont get along or have incompatible work styles and have an ugly "break up".Thanks!

What will stay in style for the long run?