I work a full time job making custom cabinetry to make ends meet and do real estate sales after hours and on the weekends for a nice bonus here and there but I want to take it to the next level sooner than later. 

We meet the 3rd Tuesdays of every month at the Custom Kitchens & Baths by Design in La Plata at 7p.  

Because they are notorious bad pay, and they do stuff like hide piles of trash in scrap metal containers.

Do not expect to get any help/support from them though they outsource their customer service and those dudes don't understand certain "need to know" info like criteria.  

The size I need (29 x36) is a custom order, but I would have to wait 35 days, which puts us into June, at which point I want that place rented already. 

We were constantly getting more efficient panels and batteries such that when we went to provide warranty service on a customer three years later, the old technology wasn't even available to replace some components with.  

I called a title company and you should ask for customer service, you will simply ask them if they can put together a list for you and they will say yes or no and if it is free or not. 

I used to work in Fishtown near the border of Kensington and my travels would take me through there occasionally or I'd hear stories from customers from over that way.

One option might be to pre-market to local real estate agents - if you can line up a buyer interested in a pool, they can have a custom pool.  

As I review the filing dates and the status of the cases that I create this thread about, I notice that most of them were still in "open" status, and were filed within the last month.I think that means that the inventories come later on in the case, which is likely why I didn't see estate inventories in the files.I believe that I either need to hold-off on mailing the PR's 'till I see an inventory that states that it contains real estate, or just go ahead and mail them now and call them until I can find out whether or not there's actually real estate in the estate that's available.The benefit of mailing them now, is that I might be able to get a jump on being the first person that contacts them about the property, so that could be a good thing, even if I have to waste some postage sending stuff to PR's that won't even have properties in the estates they're in-charge of.