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[ 24 May 2005 12:15:18 -0700
] [ 341317 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] tdefender@charter.net - Install rubber roof on top of rubberoid roll? - I have a flat roof on my house with currently a roof consisting of rolls of rubberoid that were laid out. In getting a new bid for a new roof, a roofer wants to put an epmd rubber roof on top of this sheeting? Is this proper? Has anyone had it done? Any replies are much appreciated.Thank you and have a nice day and evening. . ... |
[ ] [ 341303 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "Travis Jordan" - Re: How long would your HOA tolerate behaviour like this? - D. Gerasimatos wrote: > I might not buy a house with a band next door drinking on the back > patio. Then again, they might move in *after* I buy anyway with or > without an HOA. But if you had a deed restriction that prohibited bands from living there (or making noises that can be heard across their property line, or consuming beverages outside their home, or whatever) then you woul... |
[ ] [ 341297 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "Percival P. Cassidy" - Re: TV Antenna Options ? - On 05/24/05 12:54 am Bob Vaughan tossed the following ingredients into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup: >>>And here are the rules. http://www.fcc.gov/mb/facts/otard.html >> >>And note that the rule applies only to areas of which the occupant has >>exclusive use. It does not permit the occupant to mount an antenna on >>common areas, such as the roof. Don't know about attics. ... |
[ Tue, 24 May 2005 04:54:25 +0000 (UTC)
] [ 341286 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] techie@tantivy.tantivy.net (Bob Vaughan) - Re: TV Antenna Options ? - In article <3Gaie.19902$sV7.16464@fe02.lga>, Percival P. Cassidy |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 22:06:25 -0400
] [ 341282 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "Beeper" - Re: Lamp-post light flickers (insane feedback loop) - Another option is to bypass the sensor on the posts and put a remote sensor in series with the feed away from the posts. One other option is to again bypass your sensors and put a timer, whether it be mechanical or electronic inline with the posts feed. You program what time to turn on or off. |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 19:06:26 -0700
] [ 341280 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] Robert Morien - Re: Installing a gate beside our house - In article <1116892863.725714.171560@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, Shaynelle@gmail.com wrote: > We have a small city lot where the house beside us is nearly touching > our house at the rooftop. There is a walk way between the houses, but > nothing else on one side (ie the walk butts up against our house) and > only about 5" of dirt on the other side of the walkway. > > My ques... |
[ 23 May 2005 17:16:56 -0700
] [ 341276 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "Al Bundy" - Re: Nicholas Homes Suck - Boy, that site is a lot to do over nothing. The main categories like electrical, plumbing, and AC had no photos of any problems. There was one photo of a complaint about dead bugs in the window track. Clean your own dam house when you move in. Things happen. Gee, a kid rode his bike on the uncured cement. Much of the stuff was either already fixed or in process. Grow up people. Bitchin... |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 23:49:57 +0000 (UTC)
] [ 341273 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] dim@soda.csua.berkeley.edu (D. Gerasimatos) - Re: Buying a house with inlaw quarters that has NO permits - In article <1116882274.668468.151280@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, Alan McKenney |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 23:40:32 +0000 (UTC)
] [ 341271 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] dim@soda.csua.berkeley.edu (D. Gerasimatos) - Re: How long would your HOA tolerate behaviour like this? - In article |
[ 23 May 2005 16:25:10 -0700
] [ 341269 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] doordoc@prodigy.net - Re: Malfunctioning Garage Door Opener on Warm Afternoons - fleemo17@comcast.net wrote: > Hey Doc, > > The door tends to close about three feet or so before it reverses back > and the lights flash, and as I've mentioned, only when it's warm > outside. I am able to push and hold the doorbell-like button down the > duration of the closure to make it go down, but for some reason this > doesn't work using the remote controls. (FYI, it's a... |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 20:23:30 GMT
] [ 341254 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] vze8f3tq@verizon.net (v) - Re: How long would your HOA tolerate behaviour like this? - On Sun, 22 May 2005 09:10:47 -0500, someone wrote: >This audio clip sums up how I really feel about them: > 10:20 and even 11:20 - what day of the week? If he cuts off by midnight, doesn't sound so bad to me. I am thinking he probably did, as you would have posted a later time if there was one. He should make sure his voice can be heard - then if you recorded it without hi... |
[ Mon, 23 May 2005 20:18:42 GMT
] [ 341252 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] vze8f3tq@verizon.net (v) - Re: How long would your HOA tolerate behaviour like this? - On Sat, 21 May 2005 16:12:10 -0700, someone wrote: >3) assuming that you are looking for a solution to your problem, that's >what lawyers are for. HINT: no matter how well your board is doing their >job, by allowing a continued nuisance they are liable for any value you >might lose on your property. HINT 2: If the Sheriffs department isn't >resolving the issue, they are either ... |
[ ] [ 341243 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "Travis Jordan" - Re: How long would your HOA tolerate behaviour like this? - D. Gerasimatos wrote: > What a laugh riot! Your property value is determined primarily by > one thing: location. Yep, and my location is deed restricted and has an active HOA. Were it not for those two factors, it would be just like the other locations around me, all of which have lower property values. . ... |
[ 23 May 2005 08:10:02 -0700
] [ 341238 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "chris" - Re: Buying a house with inlaw quarters that has NO permits - All of the posts above definitely are things to consider. My biggest concern would be in the event of a fire or any other type of situation where your homeowners insurance would say that this was not a permitted structure and we don't have to pay for it. This would definitely be true if the fire was caused by defective wiring. Also if someone gets hurts because the building wasn't bui... |
[ 23 May 2005 05:49:31 -0700
] [ 341236 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] igarber@optonline.net - Re: Buying a house with inlaw quarters that has NO permits - >>If I buy the house, would I have an issue getting permits for it? You will, if it has not been built up to code. >>Also, I'm thinking of having a 4 or 6 car garage built with permits. >>If the inspector sees the other structure, will or can he force me to >>tear it down? Probably not, but he will not issue new permits, until you get a backpermit (they have these where I l... |
[ ] [ 341233 ] [ misc.consumers.house ] [ view full article ] "TURTLE" - Re: How to tell when filter needs changing. - "Tim Zimmer" |
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