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January 13, 2011 at 2:41 PM #653698January 13, 2011 at 3:47 PM #653102
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ParticipantYes the competition element is what kills and ultimately what forms support. So I agree lji. In Mira Mesa the poster will have no problem. In PQ they will find them as well but the home will be small.
January 13, 2011 at 3:47 PM #654215ParticipantYes the competition element is what kills and ultimately what forms support. So I agree lji. In Mira Mesa the poster will have no problem. In PQ they will find them as well but the home will be small.
January 13, 2011 at 3:47 PM #653167ParticipantYes the competition element is what kills and ultimately what forms support. So I agree lji. In Mira Mesa the poster will have no problem. In PQ they will find them as well but the home will be small.
January 13, 2011 at 3:47 PM #653754ParticipantYes the competition element is what kills and ultimately what forms support. So I agree lji. In Mira Mesa the poster will have no problem. In PQ they will find them as well but the home will be small.
January 13, 2011 at 3:47 PM #653890ParticipantYes the competition element is what kills and ultimately what forms support. So I agree lji. In Mira Mesa the poster will have no problem. In PQ they will find them as well but the home will be small.
January 13, 2011 at 4:53 PM #653778ucodegen
Participant[quote=ljinvestor]Anyone notice the backyard picture from the RP flip on Prairie Dog. They put the sod right up to the foundation/stucco and it looks like the sprinklers spray the stucco pretty good.[/quote]
I can see the weep screed on all but what looks like a covered patio conversion. It does look like there may be some water overspray onto the wall though. I have not seen problems with grass being up to the foundation. There are problems when the weep screed is covered.
January 13, 2011 at 4:53 PM #653914Participant[quote=ljinvestor]Anyone notice the backyard picture from the RP flip on Prairie Dog. They put the sod right up to the foundation/stucco and it looks like the sprinklers spray the stucco pretty good.[/quote]
I can see the weep screed on all but what looks like a covered patio conversion. It does look like there may be some water overspray onto the wall though. I have not seen problems with grass being up to the foundation. There are problems when the weep screed is covered.
January 13, 2011 at 4:53 PM #653127Participant[quote=ljinvestor]Anyone notice the backyard picture from the RP flip on Prairie Dog. They put the sod right up to the foundation/stucco and it looks like the sprinklers spray the stucco pretty good.[/quote]
I can see the weep screed on all but what looks like a covered patio conversion. It does look like there may be some water overspray onto the wall though. I have not seen problems with grass being up to the foundation. There are problems when the weep screed is covered.
January 13, 2011 at 4:53 PM #653192Participant[quote=ljinvestor]Anyone notice the backyard picture from the RP flip on Prairie Dog. They put the sod right up to the foundation/stucco and it looks like the sprinklers spray the stucco pretty good.[/quote]
I can see the weep screed on all but what looks like a covered patio conversion. It does look like there may be some water overspray onto the wall though. I have not seen problems with grass being up to the foundation. There are problems when the weep screed is covered.
January 13, 2011 at 4:53 PM #654240Participant[quote=ljinvestor]Anyone notice the backyard picture from the RP flip on Prairie Dog. They put the sod right up to the foundation/stucco and it looks like the sprinklers spray the stucco pretty good.[/quote]
I can see the weep screed on all but what looks like a covered patio conversion. It does look like there may be some water overspray onto the wall though. I have not seen problems with grass being up to the foundation. There are problems when the weep screed is covered.
January 13, 2011 at 4:56 PM #653920permabear
ParticipantI lived in Mira Mesa for 5 years and enjoyed it. But, for resale, it is worth considering Mira Mesa values have always been depressed because it has a certain funk hanging over its head. So much in a name…..
January 13, 2011 at 4:56 PM #653132ParticipantI lived in Mira Mesa for 5 years and enjoyed it. But, for resale, it is worth considering Mira Mesa values have always been depressed because it has a certain funk hanging over its head. So much in a name…..
January 13, 2011 at 4:56 PM #653783ParticipantI lived in Mira Mesa for 5 years and enjoyed it. But, for resale, it is worth considering Mira Mesa values have always been depressed because it has a certain funk hanging over its head. So much in a name…..
January 13, 2011 at 4:56 PM #653197ParticipantI lived in Mira Mesa for 5 years and enjoyed it. But, for resale, it is worth considering Mira Mesa values have always been depressed because it has a certain funk hanging over its head. So much in a name…..
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