As far as giving her reminders, my lips are sealed.  

I learned my lesson on that one.. you really need a deep dig into your asbestos rules.. nothing says you just don't leave it in place if you don't touch it.. its when you go to remove it thats an issue.but these are what your looking at with distressed assets and you just have to pay accordingly.. no old fixer is going to be just lip stick other wise it would not be value add..  

From this point forward, the word "hormones" shall not pass your lips.  

READ MY LIPS!!

The first time I heard it out of the lips of a mortgage broker I sort of glossed right past it thinking I must have misheard him.

I wouldn't recommend a rod and curtain since there isn't much of a lip to keep the water in.

For ANYONE in California that is licensed, and is getting LIP from a broker not liking your wholesaling marketing, see this attorney, who was a RE broker for 10 years before going to law school, practices  in Long Beach, Paul Samarin JDhttp://www.realestateclubla.com/educational-tools/...He should be able help squash your political broker problem."

There is a probate hearing coming up in a couple of weeks, and I've talked with the attorney handling the case- pretty tight-lipped about any details, but she did confirm that the estate will definitely be selling the property.

Overlap seams, duct tape and run the lip up the wall if there will be any baseboards, but against if not. 

A credit score will be the lipness test for them on how good you are about paying back debt.