Be clear and organized with your paperwork to banks."

I am interested in buying a house that is about a mile away from the nearest neighbor or store, but can drive to supermarkets, etc., and is near the lake if possible, with land for an organic garden.

Major retailers spend a significant amount of money and time scoping out areas for stores, so if you see a Starbucks pop up in a neighborhood, you can bet the company has sufficient evidence to believe that the area is on the rise.

It took a whopping 5 hours total (including 5 trips to the hardware store) and was super fun!  

The commercial building was run by myself as a convenience store for 2 years so unless I could rent it as an office space I wouldn't rent it out.

Account Closed, first I would do all that @Don Meinke suggested (please do the goose neck correctly).second all big box stores have flexible extensions for downspouts. use 2 or 3 together and direct the water away.if you're not there in a big rain to observe, use the hose i see on the left of the picture to test the water drainage/level of the guttersi would get rid of that "fake planters" at the entrance: does not look good and right now impedes right drainage.

Just tell him your goals, find out his goals, and if it fits, something will organically arise.

I've put them on when the door required them and I didn't want tenants to get fingerprints all over white cabinets.You can find tasteful (and simple) contractor packs at Home Depot and Lowes, as well as Wal-Mart... and probably other stores that I don't have access to here in Alaska.  

If you don't buy, lender has to foreclose, complete the process, organs wait a few more seasons and weather the market and the winter.If you don't buy and the liens pre-existed their mortgage, they will still have to deal with senior encumbrances in order to sell.Nope, you are the solution.

Good evening Daniel, yes I do and it's fantastic, I feel like a kid in a candy store.