But if I formed a club consisting of residents who wished to buy fresh vegetables at low prices (it's a private community), and if I then made it an unincorporated non-profit (which is not commercial), I could skirt that section of the regulations.

Part of the equation is finding someone that can work with us over the phone, so that we can easily call in an order and have it delivered without having to actually show up to the store.

I'm fresh out of college, about to start my first job.

It's a very nice condo- maple and cherry cabinets, granite, custom tile, fresh paint, etc.

I wonder if the wholesaler were to tell the story, if it would be delivered the same way?

They didn't have a white double wide refrig, so they gave me a GE stainless delivered for $250.

I would prepare a written 30-day Notice of Termination and deliver it to them personally on the day of closing.

Or put it in your offer that the existing owner needs to deliver the property (or unit 1) empty.

If my mail is delivered to someone who is having a tough day, I don't want to make it worse by reminding them of a recent death. 

it says in part;"No person shall apply or cause to be applied any lead-based paint, glaze or other substance to any toy, furniture, cooking, drinking, or eating utensil, or interior or exterior surface or fixture of any dwelling; and no person shall sell, expose for sale, deliver, give away or possess with intent to sell, deliver or give away any toy, furniture, cooking, drinking or eating utensil to which any lead-based paint, glaze or other substance has been applied."