I spend a lot of time and late hours at work but have some friends and family willing to assist me.

Cordray hit the nail on the head when he said, “It doesn’t do anybody any good for us to develop an elaborate set of protections if nobody’s going to then lend money to consumers.”But I think this may be, “one day late and one dollar short,” as the old saying goes.

It seems like this question has been asked a lot lately.

I may be too late, but I would go along with LynnM in that you can often get a beekeeper to remove it for free.

I have been getting a lot of these lately, so what Im wondering is....

I think they should get a wholesale offer and set an auction reserve a few thousand under that, in case its a rare late october sleet storm or noreaster or some other calamity.

However right as I was finishing the rehab, I get notified by the city that they are going to be acquiring my property for a city project.

Take this opportunity to update the now vacant one and you can now demand a higher rent.It may sound like alot of work but real estate is not "totally passive" like all the late night guru's state.Good Luck!

From a technical viewpoint, I have a decent understanding of what would be involved with structure, MEP, building envelope issues, finish work, etc. -- I work in the building industry.

I was over there finishing work on the lower units bathroom and he showed up and asked for the keys because he was concerned his couch cannot fit in the upper unit due to it having an "illegal" door.