Some variables include: lot size lot width front, side & rear setbacks wells septic testing historic considerations endangered species artifacts found on site hazardous substances on site former uses, like gas station, junk yard, etc.

They deal in smaller props <50 units and had to pass a battery of tests to become certified.

(On the other hand it's probably worth at least testing some syndicators for interest and specifically proving that their time/reputation will never be under any threat)

The day I did, they accepted an offer that morning.I have been testing the waters with different marketing.

That helped a little, but not fully.I have an "at home" Bissell steam cleaner, but that's not good for "tough" stains.Woolite carpet stain removal spray worked for one of the stains, but I would need way too many bottles of that to do the entire house.

Stanley, the vast majority of millionaires in the U.S……-Live in a house that costs less than $400k-Are more likely to wear a Timex than a Rolex-Generally pay $15 or less for a bottle of wine-Have never paid more than $400 for a suit-Are more likely to drive a Nissan than a BMW-Spend very little on prestige brands and luxury items.Yes, they’re frugal, but they’re also happy, not to mention financially free.

Wisconsin has a law that implies a series is possible, but it is horribly written and has never been tested in court.

I purchased a licensing test package when I took my exam, and worked through all of the sample exams several times before attempting the real thing.

Then low and behold, someone I'd never met who only gave his innitals (BP) handed me all the answers, so that now I have the confidence I need to take that test and pass it with flying colors.

It could be good or bad adding my picture again; however, in this test I am looking to be different in each mailing.