Atlanta Home Partners: How does a natural stone turn into a …
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The Warren Report: Will Baby Boomers Lead Housing Industry Toward …
by Steve Brown RISMEDIA, February 5, 2010—(MCT)—Baby boomer buyers fueled a big run-up in US home construction and sales in the 1970s and 1980s. Now beleaguered homebuilders say they’re hoping aging boomers, who are just entering retirement age, will once… … Home Inspection Companies. Paul Shafer, Southern Home Inspection Services … Marietta Georgia Info. Marietta Community Information and Events …  read more…

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Voting Question: Is my lease still valid?
A code inspector came by my basement rental home and told me, my upstairs neighbor and our landlord that because we all have a separate lease than the tenants who live above us that our landlord is in violation of too many leases in one single-family home. The house is not coded for a duplex, which is what our landlord has been treating the home as such. The only way our landlord can remedy this violation is to make one new lease for both the upstairs tenants and us to sign.

My question is, does this make our current and apparently unlawful lease null and void? We don’t have any intention of signing a new “combined” lease so when we don’t, we will obviously be eligible to leave the premises, correct?

If anyone has been in this situation or knows anything about Georgia law for such a occurrence, please let me know. Any information will be great insight Thanks!

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Resolved Question: Wanna read some more funny but really true stories?
Police who asked a legless negro beggar in Oklahoma City to establish his identity were led round the corner where his brand new car was waiting with his chauffeur. - News Agency

WOMAN ON PHONE IS HARD TO STOP - ROANOKE, Virginia, November 29 (AP). Have phone, will talk. That seems to have been the view of a woman who set some kind of record by talking to the Roanoke Police Department for exactly seven hours and fifteen minutes Friday night and Saturday. The police did not identify the lady by name. She called at I 1.44 P.m. last night and reported a watch stolen. Once that complaint was disposed of she launched into a conversation which covered practically everything from home furnishings to politics. Busy police answered other calls but the lady kept right on talking. The end came shortly after 7 a.m. She began to slur her words, then came what police described as a soft bump followed by snoring. - Georgia paper

The ground at Sheffield yesterday was frost-bound and though liberally treated with sand, 16,ooo spectators were soon laughing at the antics of the players. - Sunday paper

Question. How can you tell the age of a snake? Answer. It is extremely difficult to tell the age of a snake unless you know exactly when it was born. Detroit News

A Marseilles fisherman made the biggest catch of the day over last weekend. He hooked a 12-st. 12-lb. skin diver blowing bubbles and a wide range of adjectives. - B.B.C. Roundabout Programme

Wanted to buy: playpen, cot and high chair; also two single beds. - Hawkes Bay Herald Tribune, N.Z.

According to the rangers in Shenandoah National Park, Virginia, the bears chew up the redwood signs posted reading: `DON’T FEED THE BEARS.’ - New York Post

All through the night London police were combing the underworld for the three youths who escaped over the wall from Wormwood Scrubs jail, London. Mrs Johnson was picking blackberries on Wednesday afternoon when she saw a length of black rope thrown over. A wooden ladder followed, and three men dropped on to the grass in the lane which divides Mrs. Johnson’s garden from the prison wall. ` I thought they were dodging out for a cup of tea, and intended to go back again,’ said Mrs Johnson. `I did not bother to raise the alarm.’ - Daily Express

LET US QUOTE A PRICE TO ARRANGE YOUR REMOVAL - Sign in Croydon furniture shop

Corned beef was sent to a Bridgend school canteen. Teachers sniffed it and did not like it. A canteen manageress sniffed it, but pronounced it good; the town sanitary inspector sniffed it and passed it as good; the town medical officer sniffed it and declared it good - then ordered it to be destroyed because too many people had sniffed it. - Daily Express

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Resolved Question: Wondering if anyone has heard of this ridiculous rule?
I have a buddy who’s Homeowners Insurance dropped him because he does not have central heat and air. His insurance company told him that this is a new law passed by the insurance commission. Yet, get this, he called the commission and they tell him their is no such law. He has called several homeowners insurance companies and they all tell him the same thing. Now the inspectors are telling him that if he does not get homeowners insurance they can condemn his home.

He has called his congressman and different state agencies, he cannot seem to get anywhere with them. Anyone have any ideas I might can give him of who he might can contact about this?

He is on disability, which really limits him financially.

He lives in the State of Georgia. Wondering if anyone else who maybe in this state have ever heard of this?
Yeah, Charles C, if you read my question you will see that my friend call the commission and they told him their is no such law. But, the insurance companies are telling him this and they informed him that is the reason they dropped him.

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