The memories of horseback riding in Baily on the north fork of the south platte; doing a 360 in my new 4x4 on black ice; the three day trip home in the Blizzard of '75....BRRRRR!

However don’t just get the opinion of the Attorney have them memorialize it for you...

@Mark Updegraff Mark your story is the exact reason I went from one of the top 5 buyers of courthouse step properties in Portland Or. to being a Hard money lender.last Auction I was at. opening bid 80k 40 year old 3 and 2 rancher. value 180k15k rehab.. ended up selling at 140ish if memory serves.The low bid is what brought out all the bidders. on the West coast ( I know it varies in each market) you need to have Cashiers checks for the amount you want to bid. and you must qualify ( IE present them to the crier before the sale) he or she takes down your name and so on.31 people qualified on that one house.

New great things start with letting go of past, bad memories.

Amazing what stays in your memory after 30+ years.

Stephen,The second link is a diagram to illustrate the domino strategy described in the first link.

Alright, let me start by giving you a little background information about myself. I'm a single 26 years old, I am a overseas contractor. I am out of North Carolina but I don't really desire to stay there anymore. I...

Frankly, your diagram does not look like it's even that much cabinetry, particularly for a 3 br.

Only vague memory of someone who remembers something.Original inspector for that case is no longer with the city.No one else remembers.I went to their permits section and pulled their permits, but nothing turned up except a scan of old survey which is no longer legible for the most part.Then I went to the property appraiser's office and asked if they have records of the property's square footage record over the years.

The time spent with your family is invaluable and will create memories that you will have forever.