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Excavation's the first step in deck building
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Before digging, know where utilities are located
Paul Bianchina Inman News
Summer is a great time to add a new deck to your outdoor living space. And large or small, attached to the house or standing alone, it's a sure bet that before you starting cutting lumber and laying deck boards, you'll need to do some excavating to get the site ready. Underground locates: No matter how minor the excavation work ... |
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Signing assumption deed was a mistake
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Woman no longer owns home but is stuck making payments
Ilyce Glink Inman News
Q: Three years ago, I signed an assumption deed to my brother because I was getting married and would be living in another state. Earlier this year, my nephew talked my brother into signing a quitclaim deed to him. Our nephew knew that there is a lien on the house and that the house was still in my name. The following week,... |
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Overstay lease, pay 'exorbitant' charge
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Rent it Right
Janet Portman Inman News
Q: When my lease was up last week, I began talking with the landlord about renewing, and what the new rent would be. She surprised me by setting a high figure, so I'm not going to renew and plan to leave next week. Now she says I owe her two months' rent, because my lease had a clause in it that says if I "hold over" after the lease ends, she can collect two months'... |
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Sorry, home insurance won't cover this
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Recourse limited when foundation crack is discovered years after purchase
Ilyce Glink Inman News
Q: My foundation is cracked and the garage and steps are shrinking. My insurance company says it will not cover this kind of problem. The house was built in 1992, and I purchased it in 2000. I have been told that the foundation was cracked at that time and the sellers never disclosed this. Do I have any... |
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