It should fit fine in almost all of the standard 6 inch housings.

We had one guy who didn't come until morning for like 10  inches of snow but he was shoveling the individual cars out in the parking area, not what I asked for or needed.  

I'm inches away from pulling the trigger on a purchase.  

I truly can't imagine four adults, two dogs (one over 100 lbs) and two cats being happier in a hotel room than in their beach house with the brand new 70 inch TV.

A few inches of water can quickly add up to thousands per room and say 2 feet +quickly could run you $40-60+ a SF.

In fact the 92024 zip code boasts of some of the most expensive properties in all of San Diego County.We are installing a 1x1 foot footing with an 18 inch rebar reinforced and concrete cell filled block and mortar stem wall  around the entire perimeter of the footprint in order to support the new interior drywall, exterior Hardy Board Cemetitous siding and a 12/12 pitched metal roof.I'd say that's a pretty safe bet considering we're going to have to spend close to 75k (our cost as contractors) to strip it down to the bones and rebuild it from the mainframe up to and including the roof.

The sod basically created a 2 inch lip that would hold water in precisely the wrong area. 

.), I found out that the house has sunk 2-3 inches in one corner (mainly due to poor drainage and that retaining wall giving up... both linked).  

It is a nice quiet neighborhood, but for NYC commuting, it is long, but at least I get a seat on the train.You already know that the Bronx is heating up for a few years now, and although not guaranteed, those $550K homes will inch closer to $650K.  

(Your lease should also say that they have to reimburse you for the legal fees of any evictions that you have to file against them.)You can treat everyone with respect, dignity, and equality in your rent collections processes, but don't give an inch of leeway.