Jul 18, 2014 07:40PM. I posted about this in the Kindle Unlimited thread, but didn't want it to get buried because this is a great deal. The KU 30 day trial comes with a link (in your welcome to KU email) for a free 3 month membership to Audible. This is available to current audible members, not just new members.
Today, folks bury statues of St. Joseph instead of medals (some say the reason he is depicted as bald in so many statues is that he's been buried upside-down too many times). He can be buried in the front yard, upside down, facing away from the house or in the back yard, right side up, facing the house. Some cultures say once the house is sold, you must dig him up and take him with you. Others insist you leave him in the ground at your old house and buy a new one.
Hi Jennette. As many of the others have said, yes, you can sell a house that has damage or mold. People do sell homes with damage, typically a buyer will need to pay cash or have a 203k loan to make the transaction work. How damaged the home in might make an impact on the value and the price you are able to sell it for.i Jennette, You can sell a property in ANY condition and not have to do anything to it. It all depends on what you need to get out of that property. If you don't want to to anything, you don't have to tear it town, all you have to do is disclose the things that are wrong with it and sell it As-Is.