The hurricane watching, freak storms, mosquitoes, fire ants and poison ivy all seemed like good reasons to look elsewhere.

as matty said, greg may not be out to intentionally screw over people by selling crap, but the way he worded his post made it seem that way....marc, you're a man of the note business, so you understand what he's saying proabably...sorry to say, i'm not as sophisticated with the note lingo as you, and i see it as many people would see it...keeping 'the good ones' implies that you're not keeping (thus selling) the 'not good ones', (the crap)....maybe not what greg meant exactly, but that's the way my eyes read it...i geuss it's a good lesson for us all on typing a little slower and thinking out our posts...i know i'm guilty of letting my fingers go rapid fire sometimes!

Cost2. small fire in the hall bath.

You could run into a similar situation with regards to the fire breaks separating the units.

I go online and check my emails, messages, things like that so I can put out any fires first thing.

From what I've been told, it's a fire hazard here and has to be replaced before reselling.

If you're thinking about rental properties, and theses are new terms, you need to fire whoever is giving you advice.Appreciation may or may not happen.

Sears used to be good, but their discounts just aren't there anymore.For better stuff, I use a variety of outlets and surplus places and just shop it until I get what I need.Things like insulation and fire caulk I try not to buy at all.

I believe the new metro stops will give us a decent bump and RTC is on fire.

But as others say getting an elevation certificate is the sure fire way to find out.