most police officers, especially the ones from a large metro are shoot their gun very little . its usually at qualifications . to them its just a tool of the trade and ammo cost money. The leo that is a gun lover though will shoot a lot more than the average.
i shoot a lot of comp pistol...
yep neutral and ground connected together at the receptacle . its expensive and costly many times to pull a ground wire in a house unless the walls are open.
i did some trouble shooting for a rental a freind bought . a 1.5 mil rental built in the early 60's . found bootleg grounds on all...
you should look for any bootleg grounds. they will show up a good on a plug in tester. ungrounded outlets seem to be common up to the late 60's .
i have seen many house for sale that have bootleg grounds. this tricks the inspectors tester .
where i am. the greater Seattle area, the market is kinda flat. houses are selling ,but not at the break neck pace of a few years ago. when the median house price is over a million dollars , many folks can't afford to buy a home anymore
in the real world, the only ones making a killing are...
take some floss or fishing line and use it to get under the mirror and cut the adhesive. then use a solvent to remove the rest. its the same way the remove stuck on emblems
i get this one from tractor supply. makes a lot of "juice" and kills veggie fast
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/compare-n-save-grass-weed-killer-41-glyphosate-concentrate-1-gal
in the past i have read that tire places frowned on tire sealant in tires. Seeing that now so many cars come with just a sealant and pump these days, do they still care about tire sealant?
earnest money depends on what the seller would accept as there is no real min amount required. i have seen $500 and i have seen $100k in earnest money before. Usually the more you put in earnest money, the more the seller will perceive you as serious.
but my realtor freinds say there are many...
anything over $10k is reported to the gov . but in most cases its just a formality as long as the money is not ill gotten and taxes have been paid on it . i once heard a guy tried to buy a $900k building with cash, but his income was around $50k a year. its situations like this that raise an...
as a lender they want to know where that money came from in case its a loan from family etc. if its a loan, then logically it would count against him as debt.
in many case, when parents give money to children to buy a home, they need to fill out a statement saying its a gift.
if it was my car and i wanted to diy it, i would remove the whole control arm . looks pretty easy. depending on what is left you might be able to get vise grips in there .
or take it to a shop. i don't think it will be too expensive