I ran downstairs to move the car and found a large branch from a tall tree fell and took out my back window, and also dented the rear left quarter panel and left scratches and a chip in the paint.

I've been todl to look for houses that are in forclosure..... any tips?

I suppose I am looking for easy rehabs "carpet and paint" but I have been involved in some pretty major projects in the past and am not opposed to those types of properties.

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.

Free tip, after you are finished talking about the property you called about ask, do you have anything else you are selling.

Hey Tim, Thanks for the tip on the Covey Run whites!

Any tips?

On that house were I invested $15K, I did a lot of the grunt work (painting, sheetrock, framing) myself, but contracted the furnace, plumbing, electrical, and carpet.

There is still dirt supporting both ends of the pad where it meets the neighboring pads, but I'm concerned that that supporting dirt will cave in and the sidewalk, level now, will tip or --I don't know the term--subside?

I'm in the process right now, actually. very difficult because they've been citing the current lease when the terms serve them, and ignoring it when they don't.Quick synopsis - doing a lead paint removal program with HUD that imposes rent restrictions so I have to cut their rent by $200/month.