The point here is that it is dangerous to adversely possess land because you will likely have to pay taxes to prevent foreclosure from the local governmental body.

You will need to seal every surface with a shelac primer/sealer in order to get rid of the smell.  

I got a tip from someone that told me to help weed out the applicants in the body of the job description ask them to reply with a statement in the subject line like say Job Post 1911 anything really just to see if they can follow simple instructions.

And it does nasty things to your body.

Five days later he told me that he could smell Co2 (although its odorless) in the house, and that the dryer exhaust was improperly installed (it wasn't).  

One tenant tried to hide that they had a dog but the unit had a pet smell and there was obvious dog food and poo in the backyard- just be honest people!! 

Does another community member on the same body of water have to make claims through you to get to the slip owner?  

We live in a lawsuit-happy society - don't think for one minute that someone with an axe to grind won't sue everyone from their "mentor" to Bob Snyder and Renatus.It's interesting to note that Renatus has an A+ rating with the BBB and is *NOT* BBB "accredited" - meaning Renatus did not pay for it's rating: it EARNED that rating through it's relationship with its customers....and yes, I KNOW the BBB is a private entity and not related to any branch of the government or governmental body.

Just a warning though, the smell of KILLZ (oil) and Polyurethane are both toxic and you will wonder for the first few days if the cure is worse than the disease.have Fun!

got to stop and smell the roses its not all about I got to own more doors.PS Steve I just got a tenant out of a house today in PDX cost me 4500.00 bucks and  the house is trashed.. and I thought Man i am lucky i got them out ..