Apologies, I realize now my post was a bit gibberish towards the end, thanks for deciphering :)

@Dustin Williams I get what you're saying now and my apologies, I initially thought you were saying to let the service provider provide all of the content.

My apologies.

@Jennifer Frank My apologies for just now getting back to you.

I apologize if this is a noobie question.I am currently looking at a property in Collin county for a primary residence with a mysteriously low tax assessed value - half of all the other houses on the block.

The mortgage guy has apologized for confusion etc etc and he’s been lovely to deal with, but this doesn’t sound right?

You could suggest that she apologize to Susan for the leaves and and then clean up the leaves.

I don't recall mentioning that we only did 7 units, my apologies if my post was confusing to you.

@Jorge PenaI apologize in advance for how technical this response is, but I think it's worth your while to read it.The solution you're following is, bar none, accepted in renovation circles as the most foolproof yet expensive way to fix a basement HUMIDITY problem.However, it is highly unusual for a professionally-constructed house built any time in the last hundred years to be so situated as to have a truly severe humidity problem and little or no outright flooding.

You don't need to apologize for not knowing everything.