Finding the good ones is difficult, but once you find them, they are worth their weight in gold.Yeah, usually Youtube teaches me how to do whatever it is I am trying to hire out. 

Here in southern California that body of water is called a lake, and justifies million dollar plus homes, in Redding, CA where I moved from, we had Lake Shasta, with 365 miles of shorelline, now that was a LAKE, though the Feds don't allow anyone to build around it. 

If enough of them do that then the weight of redemptions will force the markets down even more.Of course, our wise and beneficent government will probably step in with a trillion dollar buyout to make these poor misguided lemmings whole again.....

here is the linkI have tried uploading and hyperlinking to photo bucketeven just pasting the photbucket link in the body of the post nothing seems to work.

I work in a profession that is physically demanding and I am well aware of the toll that it will take on my body long term.

If there aren't any there now, I'd suggest putting a couple hangers on the drain pipe to take the stress off the rubber coupling, prevent the weight of the water from pulling the fittings apart, and to ensure proper downward pitch on it as well.    

A good agent is worth their weight in gold. 

You never know what cockroaches, flees, or body fluids are absorbed into it...and on craigslist they are free->$100.

There are a number of listing agents who will not respond to an inquiry from a non agent.Also keep in mind that if the body of your email is the same on all 50, it could wind up in someone's spam folder...so a follow up call may be needed.

I'd put more weight in current income and rental references, both of which seem more than sufficient.