There is nothing inherently wrong with a bi-level (or any other specific design/layout) unless it is uncommon for the neighborhood or overly-specific to a particular owner.Most of my rehabs are split-levels and I never have any problem selling them...this is because split-levels are common in my area and especially the neighborhoods where I buy.

Turned out the faucet had a lifetime warranty, so the new one was free (and much more strongly designed.)

I've seen what was intended to be a site designed for my own personal use, turn into a site that has helped millions.

This used to be the "default" for the older forum design, when using the "recent discussions" tab, and if you clicked the hyperlink that was attached to the age of the post - it would take you to the page in the thread containing that last post.I wish that behavior still existed ...

Develop your designs and rough specifications.

However, one or both or parts of them could be removed if the new structure was designed by structural analysis.

All of my properties were always rented/sold under the equal housing banner, so income sources were not an issue, but could be insufficient keeping rents to 33%, with compensating factors.

Once your mail has hit its designated target, how long on average do you wait to begin marking it as an unsuccessful campaign, or atleast follow-up prospects.3.

There is an old rule about home designing, copy, copy, copy, success.

These courses are generally designed to make people money (hint...it is not you).