I am looking forward to retirement from the telecommunications industry where I have spent the last 35 years.

Mattresses are a tough spot, I ended up going to my local Sleepy's dealer, but you're right I had to negotiate to drop the price of my bed $350 dollars.Here's the Deal that occurred 4 years ago:Product: Queen Sleep Series 400 with split-box frameMSRP: ~$1800Negotiate $350 off, 2 free 1 <3 My Pillow pillows, pack of sheets.

Does anyone has any ideas aside from the estoppel letter in terms of the best way of contacting the tenants, letting them know how to pay rent (they were dropping off at an on-site box - we are out of town so that isn't going to work anymore).

A few more tips about the site..You can tag people by typing @ before you type their name, then clicking their name when it pops up at the bottom of the message box.

A few tips.You can tag people by typing @ before you type their name, then clicking their name when it pops up at the bottom of the message box.

Finance is very structured and intertwined by rules, regulations, laws and acceptable practice, you have plenty of room to operate outside the box, so long as you stay inside the larger box.

My going in strategy is to pay her a fee to list it on the MLS, put a lock box on it, and do other things to get folks in, as well as a finders fee to any agent how brings me the person I choose to sign with.

Spent 4 months rehabbing it, doing most of it myself.

Just look at some of the homes on N 5th st where they put trees in on the sidewalk boxes.

Is a place like blinds to go the best route, do big box stores do custom blinds or should I try a local place?