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OP, I agree with you that the concrete pad is too close for the pit. However if you place one further back you will be in what looks like the drainage ditch behind the properties or on a slope which is not conducive to sitting

If you don’t believe a towing outfit can do the job, hire a big crane and lift it out.

I would NOT buy a home with parking lot for apartments in my front yard.

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Agree.

Those trees being that close to your building is not good. Get rid of them.

^^^This

Install permanently a couple of those cement curbs seen in parking lots everywhere. You can easily sweep and squeegee around them. If she drives over 2X4 then these may solve the problem. A light is not going to work- she’s going to go until the car is stopped by something.

Design a huge “family room or bedroom” behind the garage. Then delete the wall after construction and you have the occupancy permit.

Use a pump truck for the concrete.

Looks to me like that manifold has a couple cracks anyway, just junk it or use for boat anchor

Re: Kids and the (now blue) fiberglass camper Anymore ladders in that tree?

This is best

Wrong. The realtor works for the seller, unless the buyer has specifically hired the agent to be a “buyers agent”.

Looks like it would make a good family crypt.

That lift is actually going to turn to be very expensive :)

It may be a 10 hr job, but when the plumber comes out he will have a helper and now you are talking 20 hrs labor. They will bill what they can get away with.

I received a check last week, nearly $28. Always like mailbox money.

Put 8-10 drops of peppermint oil in a 16oz spray bottle filled with water. Spray that around entries to your garage,along baseboards and in corners. Repeat every couple months.

Just leave it outside the garage for a while after you get home---use this time to clean the dust, bugs, road grime, etc before putting your baby up.