PM me if you are interested in the details.The short version, based on your questions, is this:1 - Yes it's legal. 

by casting a vote for it.If you think a response you read is good or answers another member's question well cast a vote for it.It's our own version of liking something on Facebook provided you're familiar with that.

u guys kill me. i was thinking of starting a thread on this just the other day, but did not have the time.so, speaking of my keys, here's what i do. i get the kwiqkset key for all my doors and houses. it can be re-keyed and i essentially use just one key to enter all houses. they are $50 for a deadbolt and a lock. both can be re-keyed.here comes the problem.. they have started to give me trouble. it started a month ago when i had to let the city inspector in and i could not open the deadbolt. the bottom opened, but not the deadbolt.went to the back door and the opposite was happening - opened the deadbolt, but not the lock. the city charged me $50 for a missed appt. i have since found issues with the other houses. and i am pissed. i have spent over $500 on locks and the company said "you have to drill them out if you can't open them".locksmiths all over know this issue. amazon reviews confirm the issues. amazing concept, but poorly executed.that's why Schlage discontinued their re-key version. too many issues and customers getting pissed off.

I have heard different versions of what Scott Plank is up to in Hollins.

Can be financed.With “Full” version – 20% reserves if renovation is major – foundation, room additionsDraw Requests“Draws” are funds paid to the contractor after work is completed.For “Streamline” – pictures of completed work is permittedFor “Full” – Consultant inspects workWork must be completed within 6 months of loan closingNo upfront draws permittedVA RENOVATION LOANContractor certified by VAHUD Consultant is required15% contingency$50,000 renovation maxSo with the 15% contingency…that means about $42,000 renovation max because of the 15% contingency

It's important to understand why pre-payment penalties exist, the simple version is so that the lender can ensure returns on their loan.

As long-time QuickBooks Desktop users, we were working with the 2019 version.

This will increase your chances of closing at a much higher rate.The bottom line, here in the example below is the 1990's version of the 70% rule:Profit is minus 30% from A.R.V.

It’s a higher end, more convenient version of the Nations.

@Arron RobertsonAll right, Arron, I'm going to give you my only slightly varnished version of this: this dude's messng with ya.