I will be washing the carpet but can I get the smell out of the apartment without completely repainting the apartment again?

Once losses started creeping up and companies went out of business conventional changed from nothing down to 10% or more etc.Buyers conditioned to nothing down didn't like that so FHA which at the time was much more healthy and solvent said you can get in for 3 percent down etc.

You go to a Borough council meeting and they mention a corner property has an erosion issue that is washing out on to the street and everyone in the room is mad about it.

Did he 'inherit' tenants with the park, or was he just very selective when taking applications?

I think this can all be washed away if someone can tell me that they have been doing wholesales recently.

I can't wait to sign the papers, get the keys in my hand and go over and wash/paint the walls, do the minor repairs like add a railing to the basement, etc., If anyone else going through the process of buying a foreclosed home, hang in there.

Let's see: Exercise the dog, rake the leaves and trash up, do the dishes, clean the house, do the laundry (including changing and remaking the beds) wash and gas up the van...Oh, a biggie---get my computer to work better and faster.

We've always done our best to only pull into the spot as little as possible to avoid getting the junk on our cars and we've been pretty consistent about washing it.Well our last car ended up needing about 500.00 in paint work on the hood because some of the spots from the tree wouldn't come out (my wife let it sit a bit to long before washing).Now my wife and I have 2 brand new cars and I need something to be done about this tree.

Until then, they can pretend they are solvent.

Basically, the whole house is peeling, and the lead paint needs to be remediated inside and out.I imagine a scraping/light power washing method to get the loose stuff off the exterior and then repaint to encapsulate the paint is the best method.