There is also a Modern apartment project that should replace the Rigs low income building.

I had the opportunity to take my rig around their course for a couple days - one of the coolest experiences to date.That said, we're in Southern California and are situated right between Ocotillo/Glamis and JV. 

It's a step they are apparently legally required to take but the system is obviously quite rigged.

Other's think that it's a casino rigged by the powerful, and only fools invest in it.Which is true?

I work offshore on the oil rigs as an engineer.

I'd also include a paragraph stating that any additional costs relating to their breach of contract may be sent in a future bill, after costs can be assessed, if necessary beyond the security deposit money.Here's an article on breaking a lease in KY:http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/tenants-rig...So, you'll probably be able to legally keep their security deposit, then you will have to decide if it's worth suing them for more than that.

I realize you have a big rig here and parking it somewhere was difficult.

If you were trying to say that the real estate brokerage business is rigged, I agree, it is the system we have, but it's the American way, learn to deal with it until you can influence law makers there is a better way.

And as far as the quotes it’s like any other contractor go with a reputable one don’t get a guy to rig them as they are an expensive job and you’ll want them installed right.

Nicholas,Before replacing a toilet, measure the rough in or make sure your plumber measures before buying.To measure accurately, measure from the wall–NOT the molding–to the bolt caps.It seems weird that you have 9 inches to the center of the flange.Why not just return the wrong toilet and buy a 10 ".I would avoid cutting into the wall, any time you jury rig something it will decrease the value of your house.