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Participantdid you mean to provide a link?
are you a Longhorn? “Utexas”
Participantdid you mean to provide a link?
are you a Longhorn? “Utexas”
Participantdid you mean to provide a link?
are you a Longhorn? “Utexas”
Participantdid you mean to provide a link?
are you a Longhorn? “Utexas”
Participant8 out of 10 Realtors think that it’s always great time to buy a house and you should buy the most house you can afford — and the other two think you should borrow a down payment from family and get a ‘gift’ letter to hide the loan
Participant8 out of 10 Realtors think that it’s always great time to buy a house and you should buy the most house you can afford — and the other two think you should borrow a down payment from family and get a ‘gift’ letter to hide the loan
Participant8 out of 10 Realtors think that it’s always great time to buy a house and you should buy the most house you can afford — and the other two think you should borrow a down payment from family and get a ‘gift’ letter to hide the loan
Participant8 out of 10 Realtors think that it’s always great time to buy a house and you should buy the most house you can afford — and the other two think you should borrow a down payment from family and get a ‘gift’ letter to hide the loan
Participant8 out of 10 Realtors think that it’s always great time to buy a house and you should buy the most house you can afford — and the other two think you should borrow a down payment from family and get a ‘gift’ letter to hide the loan
August 19, 2009 at 1:29 PM in reply to: REO seller wants pool filled and working before appraisal! #446613ParticipantAK brings up an interesting point – I wonder though how much it would cost to fill the pool according to codes
I believe code requires the walls of the pool be torn down to 18-24″ or so below ground level – there are also code specs for drainage holes in the bottom – probably code specs for appropriate material to fill the pool and compaction of that material
it might cost as much to fill it as to repair it
August 19, 2009 at 1:29 PM in reply to: REO seller wants pool filled and working before appraisal! #446805ParticipantAK brings up an interesting point – I wonder though how much it would cost to fill the pool according to codes
I believe code requires the walls of the pool be torn down to 18-24″ or so below ground level – there are also code specs for drainage holes in the bottom – probably code specs for appropriate material to fill the pool and compaction of that material
it might cost as much to fill it as to repair it
August 19, 2009 at 1:29 PM in reply to: REO seller wants pool filled and working before appraisal! #447144ParticipantAK brings up an interesting point – I wonder though how much it would cost to fill the pool according to codes
I believe code requires the walls of the pool be torn down to 18-24″ or so below ground level – there are also code specs for drainage holes in the bottom – probably code specs for appropriate material to fill the pool and compaction of that material
it might cost as much to fill it as to repair it
August 19, 2009 at 1:29 PM in reply to: REO seller wants pool filled and working before appraisal! #447216ParticipantAK brings up an interesting point – I wonder though how much it would cost to fill the pool according to codes
I believe code requires the walls of the pool be torn down to 18-24″ or so below ground level – there are also code specs for drainage holes in the bottom – probably code specs for appropriate material to fill the pool and compaction of that material
it might cost as much to fill it as to repair it
August 19, 2009 at 1:29 PM in reply to: REO seller wants pool filled and working before appraisal! #447397ParticipantAK brings up an interesting point – I wonder though how much it would cost to fill the pool according to codes
I believe code requires the walls of the pool be torn down to 18-24″ or so below ground level – there are also code specs for drainage holes in the bottom – probably code specs for appropriate material to fill the pool and compaction of that material
it might cost as much to fill it as to repair it
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