I let the guys that work for me keep any higher value scrap that they want to deal with and the rest goes to the junk metal guy.

If I see a Vulcan SS range I immediately expect a Subzero refrigerator and the rest of the appliance to be top lined.Functionally, I think the time I would consider a wall oven is when you need two of them, or you want a wall oven and a high end microwave to be together because you don't want a standalone microwave to clutter up your counter space, and you don't want to mount one over your range because you have that 36" Wolf exhaust fan to show off.Is it gas?

The rest is going to the shelf until you sell it.If you are already working full time on another income, It's very tough to convince IRS that you qualify for 25K allowance since you need to actively participate 500 hours.

Hopefully not a peak into what the rest of it will be like.

The rest were getting off on excuses and IOU's.

And while I don't know about the rest of the metro area, I'm guessing they're buying older stuff than that, just based on the fact that many parts of ATL have older housing stock.The ones in this area are buying all over the metro, including about a dozen counties.

sorry dont know what happnd to the rest of my post i will re typeit

Rest assured, now that I know Keegan the Boerboel exists, if I ever say something stupid on this blog, I'm blaming it on the dog..... not sure if I will get away with it, but it's an exit strategy nontheless!

It stands out from the rest of Maine quite a bit, in everything from culture to accents to real estate values.

Depending on the loan, the rest of the downpayment and closing costs can be credits in the form of gifts and/or seller concessions.Depending on the loan, the Seller concessions is capped as Jon mentioned, commonly it is 3%.