Tibbs Ave.E. 42nd St. and N.

The attorneys I spoke with say each closing must stand on its own.

first what does imo stand for. 

Tell them you want them to make sure the house you are considering or in the process of purchasing is completely legal and in good standing with your municipal building and code enforcement departments.

But, today realized my unfair advantage.I think this could be a fun thread for everyone to share their unfair advantage(s)For me it's the following:My age: I'm 22 years oldMy job: full time, pays greatFamily: Avid do-it yourselfers, ready to tackle any project, anytime.Credit: Good standing, low debt Current properties owned: Small single family that is in process of being fully renovated( way more work that I antipisated).

There is a mix of long-standing residents and young families. 

One who represents themselves in court has a fool for a client.When newbies try to out fox long standing rules, regulations and laws, business structure requirements and prudent practices, they will screw up. 

It is on a very flat lot and has a problem with water standing around the foundation, and under the house.  

Was it a pain to fold and stamp everything yourself at how many a month?

Lots of people stick their heads in the ground so get a good script in your repertoire to get them to trust you and make yourself stand out.Also welcome to the site!