Dan,Let me start by saying that I'm an engineer, so I'm ultra-focused on the blend of cost-durability-functionality-cosmetics in all of our spending decisions.  

I never consider using an agent for ones in Boston, but I would be much more open to it for other areas where the rental community isn't as big an robust.  

Eventually (don't know when or why it finally decides to do it) the episode will download for availability offline.If you start listening to it, it will pull down the entire podcast so if you do go offline, you'll still be able to listen to it.The best part about it is the pause, rewind, and resume functions built into Stitcher.Hope this works for you.

I had inspected the function of the toilet (worked fine at the time), but did NOT scope the line (like @Jon Holdman  suggests).  

I have a broad plan, but I'm currently trying to nail down a functional/working plan.

Despite the many horror stories here on BP, most areas don't require much of a landlord beyond what we all should be striving to provide at a minimum, safe, clean, functional and legal rentals.

Its free money and its going to provide family fun and also provide some much needed functionality given your property.Pay yourself and enjoy.

Also I have already double checked and I am following the app where the new calls/voicemails do show in the activity areaThis is also the clone of another app I use a webform on my website for importing leads and that way works perfect and I get an iPhone push alert everytime a new lead comes in.Are notifications not compatible with the email to app function?

It really helped me more concretely understand how the muscular system functioned  at a deeper level.

The expected rents over the loan term aren't simply considered as a stable annuity income, but a series of uneven cash flows considering expected market influences, vacancy, lease up periods, inventory of similar buildings, flexibility of use, functionality and population trends and many other aspects.