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Emily Allen Electrical Permit Question
11 October 2015 | 7 replies
Power in the house has been disconnected for 4+ years and Georgia Power has removed the line going from the house to the street line.
James Kandasamy AC cannot cool below 78F
18 July 2021 | 57 replies
Very possible just dropping the air ducts to the floor, blowing some insulation and putting in a power attic ventilator will get you another 10 degrees.  
Dan Dwyer Lookng to Speak With Seller's Bank - Authorization to Release Personal Information?
22 March 2017 | 14 replies
I usually send the "Authorization to Release Information" form along with a power of attorney to the bank.
Dave G. General Contractor v Inspector
17 June 2015 | 13 replies
Not vented, and for a house with 3 full bathrooms and a kitchen there is only one visible pipe vent and whatsmore is that it’s on the opposite side of the house from all the bathrooms.He even shows me where there is a tear in the main power line coming in from the street with bare wire exposed.The plumber also shared with us that any good GC worth their salt will file their own permits for the work they do with the State.This house had no permits which leads me to believe the seller hired some very shady contractors.Ok so at this point I’m pretty much done with the seller.My RE agent is trying to save the sale by continuing to tell me to get an Inspector (for $400) and have them make up a list of all the problems to negotiate with the seller over.I thought I was very courteous and clear when I said “If the seller will pull permits and get the house up to code we can move forward”.The RE agent contacted the seller and his response was “You can get the permits on your own after you buy the house, but I won’t get any permits”.And that’s when we walked away.Good experience and well worth the $100 we paid the plumber I thought.We also stopped talking to that Real Estate company after that.From this experience I have absolutely no faith or see any reason to hire an Inspector.
Skyler Smith Does Robert Kiyosaki's 'rich dad' actually exist?
13 June 2015 | 16 replies
That is the power of inferential learning. 
Laura Reese Buying a flat in Italy - Considerations?
15 May 2018 | 3 replies
In the case of companies, the person signing the listing must also be authorized, either by the company’s articles of association or by a special power of attorney.
James Wise Is each state in the U.S. the size of other countries?
14 June 2015 | 0 replies
Putting those together, we came up with an updated version of the map, bringing the comparison up to date with the most recent data.For each state, the map is labeled with the country whose 2014 estimated purchasing power parity GDP is closest to the 2014 nominal GDP of that state:Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/state-and-country-gdp-comparison-map-2015-6#ixzz3d2trxLqWFULL ARTICLE
Jen Shrock Finding inspiration in unexpected places
30 June 2015 | 0 replies
Have you found inspiration in an unexpected place?
Mike Johnson Purchasing property anonymously...
27 July 2015 | 15 replies
Local laws differ but it is fairly certain that you could hire a representative (a lawyer perhaps) and give them power of attorney to act for you.
Bryan Tilos Newbie Finding Niche
25 August 2015 | 7 replies
My focus has always been, more or less, on buy and hold multi-families, and my constellation of companies orbits around that pursuit.I've heard med students say something similar -- they went to school, started learning and discovered, quite unexpectedly, that a field they'd never considered was fascinating to them.