@Jeremy T.

John T. 

I've always seen wood fastened to concrete with a T-nailer, but lately I've seen furring strips and other wood fastened to concrete with round head nails.

It's got style and function - nice!

thanks. larry t. i checked with my attorney this last monday. he said i certainly could cancel the contract if i wanted to, but he seemed " pissed" that i would even mention it. within the contract it states that the buyer must bring to my attention any changes in his financing and such. he has never done this, i had to hear of it thru a friend of mine who is kind of wrapped up in this thru my agent. he is a broker and works with my agent. i have never heard anything from their attorney and my attorney never speaks to me unless i call him. i don;t mind selling the place to this guy, i just think he is stalling for some reason. i had other people who were interested in the place before this guy made an offer. i could sell it again in a heartbeat if i relisted it. i just want this thing closed on so i can move on

Check out Neptune Water Meters online, I use a Neptune T-10.

Originally posted by Mario T.

A week or two ago there was a discussion regarding the 50% rule based on this "positive cash flow" article by John T Reed (actually Reed uses 45%, but that's neither here nor there for my question).In the article Reed presents a formula for determining if a rental property will have positive cash flow or not, but I can't make sense of the reasoning behind the formula and Reed doesn't really explain it.

Welcome to BP @Caressa T. 

Originally posted by @Kimberly T.