I am wondering if anyone has any experience for feedback for sealing brick exteriors with a 100% breathable product.  

Yeah, I'd go in telling the exact process of what your intentions are too.What I'm wondering is when you explain the process clearly to real estate agents or attorney's it's like their so opposed to it for some reason.. just my experience.

As we went through the process the appraisal came through at the purchase price, but the property didn't pass underwriting due to "exterior paint".  

And for free and no work (as opposed to spending time looking up comps), it's still better than nothing?

Lots of big projects ahead for Summerlin which I love opposed to another popular area like Henderson.

Saying a Stanley D-21, 6 lite, three-oh, right saves the supplier time on the phone, you save them time they can save you money, instead of asking the price for a standard exterior door that open to the right that has some little windows in it.

., it sounds like it would be a good idea to plan on caulking to seal failing siding where possible, replacing boards that are too far gone, and painting the entire exterior - even though most of the house appears to be in good shape - with a quality paint to ensure that all of the siding is properly protected against moisture.  

If they want to move a property to me, they have to provide qualifying comps.I am also part of a large investment group that is forming a database similar to the MLS.My business partner is thinking about getting his license, and I'm not opposed to getting mine.

For physical gold in hand (as opposed to a gold ETF or gold locked away in someone else's bullion vault) if things really don't go your way (wartime scenario) and you need to get out of the country or travel across borders it is a much easier way to carry a lot of cash.

Lets see...My water bill was increased 73% this year, along with us now receiving monthly bills as opposed to quarterly.