In fact, he wired it so one light switch would turn on every light in the house:And somehow he built a shed out of this debris:Funny thing is we bought this house too (for $35,000, comps were $110,000 and we finished all in for about $80,000).

When we lived in TX many moons ago some apartments did have covered parking that was just a light weight structure with only a very small slope for drainage.  

The provision needs to be read in light of the entire agreement to determine what, if any, danagers you may face by executing this document.

Was repainted 2 years ago at $6k but can do it for $2500 this time. 2) Fix all the little things, cracked light switches, door knobs, etc...3) Replace fixtures and can lighting that look yellowed. 4) Deap cleanSuggested things but not sure:1) Paint all cabinets white.

;decreasing operating costs - this can be as simple as finding a cheaper snow removal or landscaping service; switching to low-flow plumbing fixtures to reduce water consumption; or  more involved projects such as improving the air sealing and insulation of the building envelope to reduce heating costs or expanding the number of rentable units in the property.luck{?}

All the material adds up to about $5,000 covering everything; siding, soffit, facia, fasteners, vents, vent covers, utility boxes, even new external light fixtures.

PM is too lightly used here, selection of a good company to do tasks and meet ALL terms set by the parties is the most important factor, lack of communication and not a well defined scope and specs (if not none at all, just words of imagination) is the most ugly contract of them all.

Natural light is nice and a window view is too.

There are not very many people that have developed pocket neighborhoods in Portland, but if you want to talk to two of the best then I would try reaching out to @Mark Desbrow at Green Light Development who has done two pocket neighborhoods I believe, as well as Eli Spevak from Orange Splot who does amazingly creative work and is also a pioneer of pocket neighborhoods in Portland.Currently there is a proposal in Portland called the Residential Infill Project that seeks to provide a path for more pocket neighborhoods to be developed, but it is a rocky road and some of the latest versions have really dwindled down the policy's potential effectiveness.If you want to check out another great pocket neighborhood while you're in town but want to escape Portland go to White Salmon, WA in the Gorge.

Do small point of use meters exist where I could install at every fixture?