stick your hose or whatever in there and see how far it goes, then lay it on the ground above the pipe and you will see were the blockage is.dig it up, cut the pipe in half, and get the junk out of there. if it is black corragated 4 inch pipe, then you can get a coupling for 3 dollars at home depot and then wrap some duct tape around it. if its DWV pipe or SDR just go get a 4'' coupling for 3 bucks and slap that baby on there, glue is preferred but not needed, there is no pressure.if you are having trouble locating the blockage, try runnin the hose from the drain end of the line not from the gutter downspout end.hope it works, steven

Most likely, he'll stick with you with every property you bring.

Guys - lets stick to investments and keep the guns/ammo/stockpiling discussions to the politics forums like I asked in my initial post.

As others have stated, it is worthwhile to stick with this lender.

If you are selling this to a rehabber, you generally want to stick with 70% of ARV - repairs as their max purchase price.

If you're sticking them on telephone poles, get the horizontal flutes.I agree with the comment above as well. smaller and preferably lean them against something. if you're staking them in the ground, try to lean them against a stop sign, telephone pole or something else that will shelter them a little and keep them standing...or you could use wood and get a ladder and drill screws through your sign to a telephone pole.Not that I advise it but I've seen it done in San Antonio.

If that's what you're trying to do, I'd certainly stick with their formula.

Buhravo All on the sage words and helping Brother Jason Grote prepare for next time.My 0.02:Definitely on being likeable, that sticks-even with the curmudgeons.My gentle suggestion is to have your OWN appraiser in your war chest.. . . as knowledge is power, pony up for your own appraisal (with the guy who is sensitive to you).

You could also offer a higher interest rate (5 or 6%) for the seller to go to a 90 ltv on their note but it sounds like this seller really wants that 20% down to travel so they will stick to that.

., nothing sticks to it very well, including a fresh layer of itself after the first coat fully cures.