I would need power lines.

On top of that we also have the second lowest power rates in the country due to have 5 major hyro-electric damn within an hour drive of us. 

Look at the purchasing power over the last 80 years. 

When you go to get a mortgage, the banker will add the depreciation to your income which increase your buying power.

They have powerful tools for tracking all of your expenses based on location and type and you can customize this to whatever fits your needs.

That's exactly why it is a powerful strategy and if you're willing to live with that reality for a while, it can help pay down your mortgage and build equity at an accelerated pace.  

This is why the PCS orders are so powerful in rental agreements, because weather you buy or rent, every contract requires a year obligation and the reality is the military doesn't care about the year obligation for dwelling because they have more important things like national security to worry about.

There's really only a few reasons I can think of:1) She wants to buy your house herself.2) She has some personal beef with you.3) She wants to protect her position of "power" and make sure everyone knows she's in charge.Getting to the bottom of her reason for trying to block your sale would probably be a good first step.

I have a hearing for money damages set for a bit in the future so for now, all I have is the power to see them move on.For all you copper counters, we are currently at:June rent $625 - $600 Security Deposit = $25July rent 18 days and counting, 24 maximum = $483.87Filing fee = $113Civil process fee = $75Parking (?)

I’ve seen the power of a brrrr and hard work from my first property property rolling into the purchase of my second.