
6 October 2012 | 14 replies
My teeth were close to nerves so I had to have a specialist maxxio facial surgeon do the surgery.I always couldn't breathe well so finally checked it out.I only had 15% breathing in my nose.One side was completely blocked with a bone spur and the other side was a deviated septum in a moon shape blocking off the other.The surgeon said I probably did it all the years of playing sports as a kid and when my nose bled didn't think anything of it at the time.So the took out all 4 wisdom teeth,and then cu tout the bone spur of the nose and cut the septum to lay flat in the middle again and re-enforced it.I also had permanent breathing strips put under my eyes that permanently pulled open the airways helping to breather even better.The surgeon said even if someone has a perfect airway if they have a smaller or thinner nose the airways can be too small to get the oxygen they need.The guy that did it Dr.Burnam used to be the team doctor for the Atlanta Thrashers hockey team.I had to stay in bed and the house for about a week.My face ballooned up like a bowling ball.Drinking sweet tea helped with the blood clotting where they took the wisdom teeth out.I had to have the nose surgery because of breathing problems.I would go to sleep and wake up but I couldn't move my limbs as I wasn't getting enough oxygen.The surgeon said I was lucky and could have dies from it as sometimes I couldn't roll myself over to get my face off of the pillow to breathe.Steven I am surprised that they only took 3 wisdom teeth.My surgeon told me that even if the other wisdom teeth are healthy if they have no teeth above them to sit on they can get infected and it's best to take them all out.If it was because one was next to a nerve you should have had a surgeon take all of them out.The dentist won't touch them because if they clip a nerve it can permanently cause you to lose feeling in your face.

27 June 2014 | 56 replies
I don't know how fat this deal is but perhaps you could reduce your risk by controlling certain aspects of of this transaction, i, e., final closing doesn't occur until you've got possession.I much favor buying the note as others have suggested but monetizing a note is a lot different than buying a short-sale house with a prospective holdover problem.

9 February 2015 | 5 replies
FYI, I am a Canadian permanent resident.
25 June 2015 | 28 replies
You have to occupy the property within 60-days of close, and you have to be planning to use it as your permanent residence for the majority of the following 12-months.

5 March 2021 | 5 replies
But it dawned on me that most people just don’t speak the real estate lingo.Simply put, a bridge loan is nothing more than a short-term, interim loan that “bridges” you to the next stage of financing, or hopefully, permanent financing.

15 June 2013 | 16 replies
She likely will not be able to change that permanently until the time has passed.

23 September 2008 | 29 replies
The key is to make a life change and make it permanent.

1 January 2017 | 4 replies
A Sign Permit is required any time a business wants to display signage or hold an event that includes advertising visible from the public right-of-way.Sign Permits are required for: Permanent signsGround and tract identification signsSigns erected on parapet wallsAwning signs (doc) (pdf)Signs in shopping centers or at multi-tenant buildingsInternally illuminated signsSpecial events signsAnyone who erects a sign without a permit will be charged double the normal permit fee, will be required to correct any violations of City Code Chapter 10 Section 2083, and may have to remove the sign.

3 May 2013 | 12 replies
Fat fingers and small keys make for many errors.

2 July 2016 | 2 replies
A 3/3 or 5/5 gives you permanent financing (with a 20 yr term, probably), albeit at an adjustable rate.