The foundation companies just give me a proposal for the work and it is really frustrating to be given a $27,000.00 proposal with little explanation.The property is in St.

Then I will propose a different - significantly lower - increase for a longer lease term.

My ADU proposal would be to build on the land my primary is currently located. 

If you can solve the seller's problem situation - you can make money - (I do not mean to take advantage of others - we make money by solving real estate problems) I take my time with the sellers, talk about all their issues related to the property - look at all the facts to see how to approach the offer - make an offer or a proposal that will satisfy the seller's needs as well as our cash flow or equity needs.it is important to build a rapport with the seller - talk about things that interest him, retirement, fishing, hunting ----- forget real estate for awhile - and try to communicate on a personal level with the seller - sellers like to do business with folks they understand and like - be likable!

It looks like the proposed amendment would need to be submitted to city council before March 23. 

Have you had any luck with a certain type of sander, for speeding up the sanding process?

Two questions:1) One cost estimator has proposed a $4k fee to do this work.

I have a proposal for that work, French drain, DS into it, to a dry well and then piped to storm drain, $13,000... if I could do this for $2k, even $5k I would.

Also make sure your property line water shutoff IS NOT going to be in the middle of a proposed finished driveway/walkway etc.The run cost was about $3500 for all & the GC ate the new potable water line mistake(s).

The planning department wants a sketch plan of a proposed use and public works wants both a sketch plan and easement agreement.