Apparently one of the kids received a silicon oven liner (as a gift) that you put on the lower rack(s) to catch drips etc. http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Miu-Heavy-weight-Commercial-Non-stick-Oven-Liner/7900414/product.html Unfortunately she put it on the very bottom of the oven & we had a CO emergency.

As you can see, you have already received some substantial information from the BP family.

If are buying in or near a flood zone always pay to attention to changes going around you as they will affect your property.

ok, which one of you guys mailed out in south Florida in the last few days DM with standard white envelope with a white Xerox copy of a picture of Michael Corleone saying "I will make you an offer you can't refuse"...

I recently mailed out a batch of YLs and received my first call (well, Google Voice Voicemail) today.

They meet there, and just before they order food, the Primerica guy that set the whole thing up excuses himself to grab a table, for two reasons:1) He was too broke to buy food for the guy he invited to the interview.2) He was too broke to buy food himself.The guy you're talking to is a turd in my opinion.

I just received a call from a gentleman whose house was listed.

If you do a deal once, assigning contracts it's not an issue, if someone is running around and doing the 15th deal (example) they pull the facilitating phrase out to be applied.I agree that you are selling an option contract and not the dirt, but you might consider viewing it as facilitating the ultimate sale by using a method that is being implemented consistently with the expectation is to ultimately transfer title.You might also look at "net listing" issues, not saying it applies, but agents have to ensure they are not engaging in some method or systematic contractual transaction that nets a fee for services or facilitates a sale above the price received by the seller.

I do mainly fix and flips these days, hit me up if you want to grab coffee, I have a westminster office I work out of a few days a week.

Also, you will have really high utility bills, because your guests will leave the heat at 75 degrees with the window open.You will also have to either get a management company or deal with marketing, reservations, contracts, receiving payments from guests, security deposits, housekeepers, maintenance, keys, etc yourself.