Yes, I do live in Los Angeles and the market here is not sustainable.

If you were born rich or married into money, no need to go farther:) If you are like the average person you were taught to work hard, pay into a retirement plan, and at 62 you could retired and have sustained income.

And yes, I don't think a December replacement is the ideal solution, but if it keeps up at 60+ degree weather, I don't think they'd mind. 

I'm more focused on the sustainability of my business and nothing creates lasting power like well leveraged rental houses and a pile of cash... or Viagra.

Two solutions that would both pass muster with Fannie Mae:Skip the idiot local manager, find who your applicant's corporate HR rep is.

These skills include graphic visualization and rendering, energy modeling, sustainable site management and building design, to name a few.

It would allow you to add a much more desirable larger vanity, as well as make everything feel less closed in.Another solution would be to keep the tub where it is but move the plumbing so you could replace the dividing wall with glass block and give not only the illusion of a lot more space, but also allow natural light to flow and give a modern edge to the room for a fairly small investment. 

I'm confident that with all of this perspective, that she'll be able to find the right solution.

Hold still for a minute so you can find a long term solution.

I believe it's a better lock than the Kwikset solution.