It can build a false sense of overconfidence and security that can permeate your foundation.

Lynn Harrison I am confused, are you concerned that water will permeate through the marble counter?

All done the rewards are oh so sweet when you have a new asset with that new tenant smell still permeating the club house and your maintenance man is soundly asleep in the corner with the Maytag man!

Our culture, economy, and media are permeated with the notion that everyone should have a nice, newer car, and that they should use a loan to obtain such.Get rid of your car loan!

Is there potential for a smell to permeate the building and if so could it affect neighbor buildings, or impact rentability down the road if they move out?  

One thing usually leads to another and I don't want the influence or the odor permeating my units. 

can't fault them from not wanting to work with the no money wholesalers that permeate many markets

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The main point of the stone is, if it rains again this winter they can still get in there to work and it wont matter because the water will just permeate through the stone. 

Your other tenants will either get angry about the dog barking and take it out on you, in the form of non-payment or worse, and then the SMELL will permeate from there.I'm begging you...learn from my mistake.