@Jordan Caroleo why not just ask your questions here?

I closed on consecutive days both remotely.Did I mention that at the time I was doing these closings there was an air war going over Kosovo and I was working 100 hour plus weeks?

A licensed contractor is required to obtain permits in the following situations: General maintenance and repairs exceeding $500 in labor and materials for projects modifying a building's existing structure in any way (including tile, wood flooring and marble);Any electrical work, including installation of ceiling fans;Replacement of an air conditioner unit;Installation of a water heater;Changing a toilet or a sink fixture.

The pump will lose it's prime since it's sucking air.

Because the cost savings in that era are completely gone now; it's much wiser to go into an Apple store and buy a Macbook Air, and get back to work.

Eventually, I become a Federal Air Marshal after 9-11-2001.

You don't have to operate like East Berlin, but in the beginning it would behoove you to exclude the following:emotionsapologies(unless where necessary)leniencywaivers of penaltiescount this as a learning experience, get an air tight lease, know the landlord rules as well as your attorney, and enforce everything to a "T".

I ended up in America's Bible belt because the Air Force transferred me here.

Many underground units don't get the same sunlight and they tend to be a little harder to air out.

Is there a leak in that area, or is it just from the humidity of being closed up with no air-conditioning?