When I was in school at WVU there was a band that would play in Morgantown called the "Helvetia Blues Band". 

A mix of professionals and blue collar workers in better jobs here.

I use my DSLR (not cell phone), take photos during golden hour (or on cloudy days), ideally exterior photos will either be late spring, when landscaping is looking great or with fresh snow and on blue sky days.  

When I pressed the blue Save button, the reason it wouldn't save is because I forgot to put my Managing Broker's information up at the top.

I choose an older blue collar worker over a young mama's boy who just left home.

Makes us blue state people think about investing out of state, or migrating

Hi Jim,I've seen it done with a saws all--but never done it myself.Cut up into pieces small enough to be tossed out the window onto the lawn.I've also seen several men wrestle them (many) out, some to the dump on a trailer, and some bury them 50% deep in the front yard, paint them blue inside and put a statue in them.The wrestle method looks very hard--the saws all method seems a lot more friendly on the muscles.Online I've seen a guy (with minimal effort) turn a cast iron tub into much lighter rubble pieces with a (heavy) sledge hammer in just a couple of minutes:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I'd walk the house again with Blue tape and mark all imperfections with the house and get a few friends who are licensed and know the area some insight.  

My name is Taylor I work for Greendiamond and live in Korbel behind blue lake.

Slide 8, I see the blue banner, but not the grey.