Agreed but full steam ahead on Monday. Contractor is a family friend of hers and we can’t make him and his crew wait so...
Its definitely a retaining wall It looks like it could be a good seating or cooking area The way they did the slope around it is gunna make maintaining any landscape around it tough Maybe you could come off the ends straight out and build new walls that incorporate seating and/ or planting beds
Why not move the barrel to someplace better? Could even pressure wash whatever crap is under the barrel
I have almost 15 years of professional experience and W2s, but quit my job last September to make my side hustle my main job. Is there any chance I can get a mortgage?
Hey Jorts I have almost 15 years of professional experience and W2s, but quit my job last September to make my side hustle my main job. Is there any chance I can get a mortgage?
Probably not. If your new business is closely related to what you used to do then maybe but probably not.
You might be able to find a bank or another lender that has some portfolio loans they could finance you on but Conventional probably isn't going to work until you've got a couple years of tax returns that prove you're profitable.
I fortunately get to buy all my yard stuff from a wholesaler so prices should be a little cheaper (also these are 10ft compared to the 8ft you get at Home Depot/Lowe's), but I just bought some for my FIL (I think we are talking about the same thing). My guy highly suggested the 14 gauge over the 12 bc of how hard it is to bend. My FIL is pushing 80 and was able to do it himself. Here is what he ordered: Spoiler Next time I'm over there I'll try to remember to take a picture
So I picked up a couple 4 foot sections and used a hacksaw to cut a divot in one side, and then bent it. They also have a 90 degree stake which i used at the corner joint and hammered it down. lechnerd
Going through refinance and reviewing various pieces including escrow, and think I’ve been getting milked on homeowners policy. Do I wait for process to play out before switching policies or have I already locked myself into another annual contract at that point? Generally, am I stupid not to pull this out of escrow and pay it on CC to get points of some sort, regardless? Can I change that up at any point in time or is that decision to escrow only available annually? Who/what is thread’s go-to home insurance provider? Also have car insurance with different provider so probably missing out on some bundled savings there as well.
Just get another quote from another HOI company. I’m in Jax, but all my HOI people write across the state & can help
Cool. Full disclosure - reading your exchange w Oops earlier reminded me you’re in the biz. I almost tagged you on this but then realized I didn’t even give you a chance to do my refi so felt guilty for being a bad TMB bro. If this is good for you, def willing to feed you. Is there any issue with doing this midstream in refi process? For reference, I am through initial underwriting and just saw updated closing disclosure which brought this issue to light. Generally what would you say a competitive rate is for a $300k home in inland FL?
Got word that the house we bought was appraised for like $15k over our purchase price. Feelsdecentman