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Selling two tickets for rams v cards this weekend. Asking face value (110$ per seat) these are on 50 yard line with good viewing height. Tickets will be sent from my season tickets account upon verified payment.

I purchased a home last year. Had a home inspection, inspector noted some foundation upgrades, and partial bolting(it was an old home) and stone foundation. Inspector says seller to disclose and get more professional inspectors. Seller indicated they made some "upgrades" to foundation no big deal. We decide fine we will hire professionals to finish the work and fix whatever doesn't meet code. So, this year we decide to go ahead and get that retrofitting done, structural repair company comes out, and the first thing engineer one says "I've been here before" uh oh. So they go under the home, inspect and say yeah this home is sitting on a failing stone foundation. He then gives me the name of t

Hi, I am trying to update some stairs on a hillside in Los Angeles county. From what I gather I need a permit to do just about anything here. Is that correct? Also what is the best approach to make this safe? It needs hand rails for sure.....And also the landing at the top needs to be addressed some how. I am thinking another step up and a short retaining wall? I also need to divert how the water flows at the top. The lower set of stairs are just timbers sunk into the ground with rebar driven in.

My questions, if I DIY this what can I do without a permit. If I need a permit, what are some easy solutions for me to DIY? Our budget is tight, like 4k total to figure something out here with a t

So i have recently run into some major issues in a new home I purchased. Seller indicated complete new plumbing, inspector also said hey great new plumbing you guys are good. After we move in we found out oops....you have an old crumbling cardboard waste line....have fun with your $7000 fix. Who can help me? I know I need a Lawyer, where do I start? Is this a small claims thing? My agent is less then helpful, her response Ive never dealt with this before. SO any advice is greatly appreciated.

So Aaron's production is nose diving, if things continue in this fashion when do we give hundley a shot? My guess is if Aaron doesn't return to some mediocre form we will see Hundley take over week 2 after the bye (ie we lose the next 2 games and Aaron has more sub 50 pass rating games)

So I have roughly 40k in savings and an additional 30k in 401k/retirement accounts. What flexibility or usefulness are those retirement savings in securing our home loan?

Girlfriend and I have saved a portion of our intial downpayment for a home. We are no where near ready to purchase yet (in SoCal) as we have only saved about 25k. We would however, like to put some of this money to work for us until we can save the remaining portion (About 40K more + Closing). What should we do with these funds? Just stick them in a savings account so they are easily accessible? Our timeline is 1-2 more years in savings to hit our goal. Any input would be appreciated.