Curt - Anyone who blogs for us who isn't active on the forums always has a sizable enough footprint in the blogosphere to make the decision one that is easy for us.

Aerobic takes more land, but some conventional types can be fit on to a 5000 foot lot and are legal.

In my area, asphalt driveway replacement can run $4 to $5 per square foot of asphalt.

I have thousands of flyers and business cards printed with my toll free # and company information ready to go.

I had a client who printed off those "images" of checks the bank will show you if you click on written or deposited checks on your online banking. 

The 20 foot ceiling may require scaffolding.

He basically said without taking a backhoe to the under the footing of the house in that area, it could be a "simple" 5k solution, or as expensive as 20+...so unless the seller can come down 15 or so (unlikely) I'm onto the next one.

The way you explained it Sam & Heather Jones was enough to encourage me to at least give it a shot.I read a blog post recently about printing a picture of the owner's distressed house on the upper left corner of the envelope (return address written on the back).

If she thinks you may raise her rent because of all the time and maintenance you are spending on her unit, she will think twice about calling you.Even nice people have to put their foot down sometimes.

What if it had a 3d printer that could print a home out of cheap concrete?