This means, if you are sued they can come after your personal stuff... here is the kicker: including your dog (that usually gets people's attention as we Americans forget that animals are considered property by law).

Commercial is a whole different animal than residential.

I'd take the time and skim coat it or google a bit and see if there's a decent way to remove some texture to make the job easier.

It would feel silly to give the back wall a fresh coat while leaving the actual curb side of the house with the older paint.  

Once I got a job I was doing really well getting promoted and raises every 6 months, then I remember my friend who was the party animal who stuck with it and got his degree was going to be making 50k right out of college and I was making 32k after two years of hard work.

Not sure how many Fraternity Men there are on BP, but wanted to see if anyone had ever tried anything like this before.

Obviously college kids are not the ideal tenants for most rentals, but fraternities, especially ...

Most closings are settled by attorneys in NJ, and will not settle without the CO at the closing table.

We had a really bad situation that was more than likely intentional animal urine spraying from the previous (evicted) owners.

When you do not need the cash it is more about quality of the asset and equity growth while being more passive.If a person is talking 500k to 1 million or even 2 million properties that is a different animal.

I imagine in your area, you're probably looking at $7-10 per square foot for that, depending on what sized planks, how many coats of stain/poly, etc.