Most people in those locations have to travel 20 minutes to Smiths or Walmart, and heresay is Albertsons is being bought by Kroger (who also owns Smiths, which would mean Albertsons may be closing). 

With that said, second hand smell will do nothing to anyone, the smell travels much further than the smoke 

Do you guys check bank statements for income only or also spending habits and then decide?

@Eric Traveler Thank you for the input!

We want to travel and still be able to maintain a decent lifestyle (I like new vehicles :) ).

I called the Montgomery County Licensing and Registration office with my questions and they told me to just "look online" for the regulations, so here is what I found:Class 3 ADU Requirements (last updated 3/4/2020 after the new ADU law in MoCo passed)2020 MoCo Housing Code Enforcement GuideIn the Housing Code Enforcement Guide, it states room length and width requirements for "minimum dwelling standards" and "habitable space."

Correct on the max fee for a notary (VA is $5 with travel fees negotiated), but a virtual notary can charge up to $25 (plus negotiated travel expenses (not sure why you'd travel for a virtual notary)).I guess from a big picture perspective, I do plan on buying in the area and if I have to travel back to VA for whatever reason then I have a side gig I can do to lessen the travel costs.

We already have a travel card for our other business so I'm thinking a cash back card as well since the categories we purchase from don't usually line up with rewards cards.

During demo of the old plaster walls and ceilings, the contractor neglected to put up any plastic to protect the dust from travelling to other parts of the house.Luckily that was day 1 of the project and we were able to correct the issue and realign our expectations.

Originally posted by Joshua Dorkin:Rob - You're more than welcome to have a Pm conversation with Charles, but I think he's posting on the forum so we can get a public conversation going for the benefit of the rest of the membership.Hopefully you'll think about sharing all that industrial knowledge for the rest of us to learn from.Sorry, I promise I will eventually break that habit!