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Unless the law has changed, Massachusetts requires a lawyer to be involved in real estate transactions. I was surprised to learn that this isn't the case in California. It seems like it would be a good idea for some people. I believe we paid about $500 for a laywer (we had additional costs...

IAC used to send out surveys about every six months or so. I can't remember the details, but it was something like the first 100 people to respond will get a $20 Starbucks card. Well, I always responded, and I always received the gift card in the mail within a few weeks. Now, this isn't...

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Panda, the townhome we rented had <u>a lot</u> of storage. It was a three-story unit, so there was storage under all the stairways. And there was a huge storage area next to the kitchen. You had to bend over to get into the area, but it stored a lot of stuff. I bought <a...

<blockquote>Oh believe me, I have a low car with lots of power which is what makes the drive fun. If you go in the middle of the night, it?s an open road with almost no cops (I do use a V1 radar detector though). I do have a home in the suburbs that I own with my dad so I don?t stay at hotels...

Very funny.

Maybe they didn't bother us because we were in a townhouse and we had 2 parking spaces in our driveway. So, we had two garage spots, and two driveway spaces. Four spaces for only two cars. We were also very good friends with one of the leasing agents. We even went to her house for...

<blockquote>There are actually some people who use the garage as living space? Are you serious? That?s INTENSE! I would never go that far. CalGal, do you think it is the newer IAC complexes like Woodbury, Portola, and Stonegate who would be more strict in not allowing for one to use their...

<blockquote>We have something in place to check web site visits by employees. If I found out one of my staff was trading regularly during the day, they?d be whacked immediately.</blockquote> And if you get fired in the financial industry, it gets listed on your license. Any future employer...

<blockquote>Yes. God does protect PK?s more than the rest. Hahah. Not sure about full-service. I think they do. I also never had anybody weigh my truck. They simply measured it by distance not weight. You give them the destination and they will esstimate your cost. Once you arrive...

The cost of your stuff will depend on the weight. They will weigh the truck before it gets to you and then weigh it after it's packed up. So, it all depends on what you have. They can send an agent out to your house for an estimate. They are pretty accurate. I think it's worth...

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