TimSorry you're having to "walk the high and narrow road" on this one,,,Got a suggestion though,,just food for thoughtAlways offer your contractors a bonus for finishing early ,passing inspection,& work done in a timely manner,,,,Always stipulate a fine per day over deadlines,,,,I enjoy your post and hope you come out OK on this one,,,,as my dear Latino colleagues say "You got "cajones",,,,[stones] ,,,,i.e "great intestinal fortitude"Best RegardsDave DoyleMonrovia Ca

If I have too many comps I narrow them down by condition, bed/bath count, basement, garage etc.

I think that to begin with, and like probably everybody did is to establish your niche strategies and further narrow down your criteria.

Just get a plan b and c lined up for the lending.

Abdul, I narrowed down my list of absentee owners by sorting on 1.) out of state, 2.) outside of city, 3.) in the city.

Finally a post: My company has been bought out and I am facing a lay-off from a narrow field with no competitor to move to in my area.

It's still early to determine whether or not her whole story is one that I want to have in my home, but really was looking for insight on that narrow part about the income requirement.

I think it was the band Collision Six that I heard at Rick's.

I was after a broader spectrum than I could narrow it down from there.I will further look into the North Linden area as you quoted.Thanks for your comment.

There are a lot of different strategies to do you just have to narrow it down.