It is just a big cloud of dust.

The water, garbage and sewer is a mixed bag and I have seen some paid by tenant and some paid by landlord.

The dust is finally settling on some things and I am returning to my normal routine. 

Her mattress, bags, and clothes also have water damage as they were laying on the ground next to concrete walls and tile floor for weeks while the condesation persist.

that's a lot of bread to get the leads.. so you need tons of seed capital.those that have little to no marketing money to start .. pretty tough unless you bag a deal right out of the gate to keep you going.its the same for real estate agents getting started in that industry.. when  I had my shops and interviewed new licensed agents it was something we talked about.. you need ONE years of living expenses in the bank to even think about starting in this business.. same with wholesaling.. to try to do it with no money while it can be done .. flame out is virtually assured because of lack of capital in your small business. 

So you got your loan in the bag now.

I grew up in Escondido before moving to pacific beach, then downtown, now mission hills (where I’m about to add a third story to my house since I can’t bring myself to pay cash for a bigger house in this market)Not trying to bag too much on Poway but I think it’s not the best example of what SD has to offer 

Try vacuuming all the dust out of the back of fridge and fan area.  

As part of our re-learning quest, we're trying to dust off some cobwebs and brush up on the math skills.

High clay content and there was no sand at all, just dust).