@Chris Kim You will likely kiss a lot of frogs before getting to your prince!

You know what,... frog it.here you go:AND this doesn't include smoke signals either!!!!

Then what is your profit ratio:  cash at closing / total marketing to get to closing.These SEO/website posts are always completely hollow!!!  

It looks like you are kissing a lot of frogs in your search for funds.

Hypothetically speaking, if something happen to be found inside a hollowed out brick in the crawlspace, would they be allowed to keep it?

She wanted to know if there were any frogs in the yard.

Tenant sworn dog was trained and well behaved and on day 2 of the pet's arrival we have damages to the front door and one interior door (as well as some furniture damages but those are not mine).So I am trying to decide how to go about deciding whether to replace an item or repair an item.For example, this is the corner of an interior hollow core door, the entire corner has been chewed out. 

I planted things that ended up attracting bees and tree frogs (FYI I'm in Florida) so I removed them for her.3) Consider safety: at one house I planted a vicious spiny aloe-looking plant at windows because it would make for a painful experience if you wished to break in at that window.4) Also consider completely selfish motives.

I won't say that he's never damaged anything, but it hasn't been anything that couldn't be repaired or replaced at a minimum expense (e.g. hollow core door, spackle and re-paint window sill).Based on his comments here and in other threads about pets, Greg S. clearly is anti-pet and wants his opinion to be known.  

Leap frog accounts within the month.